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Legal to copy Microsoft's Teams short training videos into internal LMS?
Microsoft's https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0--6byMAe9otLougDShhUw/videos and https://support.office.com/en-us/article/video-welcome-to-microsoft-teams-b98d533f-118e-4bae-bf44-3df2470c2b12?wt.mc_id...
- There was an initiative announced last year to bring training material directly into an organisation using a Microsoft-curated SharePoint site collection. I don't know if it has progressed much further.
You're wanting to take it a step further again and change their work. I think pauses with interactive annotations would give an organsiation the opportunity to add messaging that's relevant to their org. Great idea. Wouldn't it be fantastic if the Microsoft learning videos were provided in a templated form like that?
As an IT Trainer that has been supporting and delivering Microsoft training as a contractor, should i now be concerned that more businesses are wanting to do away with training and use Microsoft Training Center and Custom Learning?
There's plenty that can be done to contextualize and combine Microsoft-provided training content with org-specific content. #abundantopportunity
- I'm not on about content. I'm on about delivery and support. With companies migrating, projects are looking to take the cheaper option. That means that where in the past they would be I'll advised to ignore training they now choose these options and do away with hands in approach. It's not what they should but they will.
- I'm not on about content. I'm on about delivery and support. With companies migrating, projects are looking to take the cheaper option. That means that where in the past they would be I'll advised to ignore training they now choose these options and do away with hands in approach.
It's not what they should but they will.