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Are demos a necessary tool in L&D? Well, according to Troy Stein, TechSmith’s VP of Customer Advocacy, they’re super vital. He joins this episode of The Visual Lounge to explain why and share some tips on how to do demos the right way.
The way Troy sees it, demos are to instructional videos what trailers are to movies. They don’t just give a sneak peek into what’s coming, they also pique the viewer's interest and make them want to know more.
But there are key elements that need to be on point before a demo is considered successful. In this episode, Troy discusses everything from demo length to the importance of context, and he even shares a few demos he’s worked on himself.
He also shares a bonus tip for video creators: Do everything at 1080p.
Before becoming the VP of Customer Advocacy at TechSmith, Troy held a range of roles with the company spanning a decade. He also played a pivotal role in making Camtasia the popular software it is today.
Learning points from the episode include:
Important links and mentions:
Learn more about the TechSmith Academy.
To read the blog post on the topic or watch the video, go to: https://www.techsmith.com/blog/the-art-of-the-demo
By TechSmith Corporation4.8
2020 ratings
Are demos a necessary tool in L&D? Well, according to Troy Stein, TechSmith’s VP of Customer Advocacy, they’re super vital. He joins this episode of The Visual Lounge to explain why and share some tips on how to do demos the right way.
The way Troy sees it, demos are to instructional videos what trailers are to movies. They don’t just give a sneak peek into what’s coming, they also pique the viewer's interest and make them want to know more.
But there are key elements that need to be on point before a demo is considered successful. In this episode, Troy discusses everything from demo length to the importance of context, and he even shares a few demos he’s worked on himself.
He also shares a bonus tip for video creators: Do everything at 1080p.
Before becoming the VP of Customer Advocacy at TechSmith, Troy held a range of roles with the company spanning a decade. He also played a pivotal role in making Camtasia the popular software it is today.
Learning points from the episode include:
Important links and mentions:
Learn more about the TechSmith Academy.
To read the blog post on the topic or watch the video, go to: https://www.techsmith.com/blog/the-art-of-the-demo

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