Video Arts

NSPCC, the children’s charity, is using 22 new e-learning courses from Video Arts to help its 2,500 staff to work together more effectively - across its head office, regional offices and local service centres - to deliver the right kind of support to...

L&D teams are increasingly buying-in ready-made learning resources, rather than creating their own, according to an annual survey by Video Arts which reveals an upsurge in the use of off-the-shelf e-learning and video content.

Video Arts has launched a new series of ten e-learning courses on customer service, highlighting how to better understand customers, meet their needs - whether in person, online or over the telephone - resolve problems and provide after sales care.

Global professional services firm Maitland Group is using e-learning to provide engaging and consistent soft skills development for a professional and technical audience of 863 staff across Europe, the United States and South Africa.

Visitors to Learning Technologies 2015 will have the chance to win a bespoke bite-sized training video created for them by Video Arts.

Video Arts has launched a new series of e-learning courses on management and workplace skills, to help employees at all levels to reflect on and improve their behaviour.

Learning content specialist Video Arts has created 70 new bite-size video films covering the essential skills needed to manage others and work effectively in any organisation.

Video Arts has been helping Greggs to develop their own high quality training videos and improve the quality of their communications messages.

Video Arts runs workshop for the digital learning resources team at City & Guilds.

A new workshop has helped Epping Forest District Council to produce more engaging video content for its residents, businesses and visitors.