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Employees Making Videos: What’s working? What’s Not? | Comunitelligence

Employees Making Videos: What’s working? What’s Not?

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Description

If you are like most communicators, you know that text alone is just not enough—today’s employees not only want to see their leaders on video, but want to be seen themselves.  YouTube, Vimeo and FaceTime are teaching your employees how powerful video is, and learning about video in their non-work life makes them want to do more with it at work.

Creating meaningful business communications is not the same as recording cute dog tricks.  Your employees need to know what works, and what doesn’t. And more importantly, you and your company need to be ready for: increased demand on your IT networks; the need to put policies and procedures in place and the importance of providing training to help them get it right.

In this course you will hear top practitioners talk about how they’ve put a new generation of digital video tools to work in their organization to inspire, lead and train employees; to cultivate employee engagement by putting the right tools in the hands of employees themselves; and to integrate external and internal communications for the kind of results one can only get with truly aligned communications.

We’ve found practioners from leading companies to share specifics on what works  across categories including internal communications, marketing, PR, social media and human resources.

What You Will Learn:

  • How leading companies use employee created video: when, where, and how
  • What the IT and regulatory issues are that you need to be most concerned about
  • How leaders train and manage employees who are contributing video
  • How video can be better integrated with intranets and social media
  • The three most important things to AVOID with employee generated content.
  • AND most importantly, what kinds of good results happen when you get it right.

Presented by:

Ronna_0332-Color_WEB120Ronna Lichtenberg is a thought leader and strategic advisor with over two decades of corporate and entrepreneurial success across multiple, diverse business sectors. She is a nationally recognized business author and public speaker, and has served as a business expert on every major TV network and national business publication. Ronna is among the first people in the world to be certified as a Master Trainer in tools offered by the Strategyzer team in Switzerland, based on Alex Osterwalder’s global best seller, Business Model Generation. This steadily expanding set of tools enables companies of all sizes to create winning business models, low-cost prototypes and value propositions with scalable potential. Ronna is involved in both on-line and in-person training, and is among the first to have a successful track record as a consultant using these tools.

dave-williams120Dave Williams has been working at ESPN since 2000. Prior to joining the corporate communication team he worked with ESPN’s production operations team on all of ESPN’s studio shows including SportsCenter, Sunday NFL Countdown, and Baseball Tonight. As a senior internal communication specialist, Williams brings his vast videography, digital editing, writing, and production experience to the internal communication team. He ensures that the multi-media aspects of the organization’s internal communication strategy are of the same high-quality production techniques that ESPN employees are accustomed to seeing on their external programming. 

DStraughan-new120Deirdré Straughan is a Technical Content specialist for Solaris Product Management at Oracle. In this position she produces and/or manages production of technical content (video, white papers, web pages) about key Solaris technologies including storage, networking, and installation. Examples of my video work can be seen here(look for the items with my name in the description). In this position she produces and/or manages production of technical content (video, white papers, web pages) about key Solaris technologies including storage, networking, and installation. Examples of my video work can be seen here(look for the items with my name in the description). Deirdré has been communicating online since 1982. Her experience managing and communicating with online communities dates back to 1993, when she began interacting with Incat/Adaptec/Roxio customers via CompuServe, the Usenet, and listserv. She also wrote, edited and managed a stable of newsletters with 140,000 subscribers, and managed websites and online strategy for Adaptec/Roxio.

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