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The fast track to e-learning content: LECTURNITY, the award-winning Rapid Authoring Tool.

The high-speed, low-cost way to get your point across. To any audience you choose. LECTURNITY not only helps you deliver your lecture, it also turns it into multimedia e-learning content. Together with your PowerPoint slides, your handwriting, your personality. And why not add test questions, and interactivity? Once you’ve finished planning, disseminate your ideas efficiently — our rapid authoring tool gives you easy access to the latest media technology.
 

The number one choice of professors and professionals: Without it, a modern university would be unthinkable. And now, more and more companies are also discovering the advantages of LECTURNITY. Hardly surprising, when you think about it: this authoring tool not only helps you record lectures or presentations in no time at all, it also gets your interactive training courses up and running with maximum efficiency.

 

Tips and tricks for education marketing

Whether you are a lecturer at a university, a training manager in a company or a freelance trainer, talking is part of your trade. But you will only achieve the desired success in your trade if you market your services correctly.
According to a study carried out by a German e-learning provider in 2006, the share of companies carrying out active internal marketing for their training measures has almost doubled in the last four years. If you create and offer your own learning content, make sure that the content you have created actually reaches its target audience! Only if you create sufficient awareness, especially in the initial stages, can you expect a satisfactory response.

 

The following (general) questions should help you develop the right marketing strategy for you:

  • What is the objective of my product??
  • What are my products?
  • Who is in my target group? And what products and services can they already use now?
  • What are the benefits of the content I have created?
  • Who needs or wants the products?
  • Who is prepared to pay for them and how much?
  • Through which communication channels can new users be addressed online and offline?
  • How can I gain the loyalty of users?
  • What is the state of the market/competition?
  • Who are feasible sponsors of the marketing campaign and how is their commitment initiated, or are there other institutions with which I could cooperate in order to use synergies?
  • How and based on what can I measure the success of the marketing strategy?