Our team uses Flowdock for group chatting and collaboration, and we absolutely love it. Kyle recently added a bot named Bort to the Flowdock fray. Bort does what we tell him to, and he does it well. Want to group chat with us? We’re hiring for sales positions!
Played w/ lessonly all AM – impressive! makes creating employee onboarding & training content a little less painful, dare I say, even fun? — Katie Van Domelen (@ktvan) October 30, 2013 What a nice thing to see—thank you, Katie! Glad to hear we’re helping.
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A growing portion of our clients use Lessonly to educate and train their clients. Here are a few trends we are seeing when it comes to the contents of their lessons: They are transferring the fundamentals: “Use this button to do X, and this tab to see Y.” They are providing answers to FAQs: Account managers
These guys have spent a lot of time making Lessonly easy. I’m a software developer—I know how hard that is. Robert Hunter of Adilo.com Thanks for the kind words, Rob!
When Lessonly first launched, our lesson-authoring tool supported various image types, rich text, and YouTube videos. This worked well for awhile, but, as our client list has grown, so has the need for a wider array of video-embedding options. Enter Embedly, the make-everything-easier API. With our newest Embedly integration, you can grab videos from, well,
From afar, it seems like Lessonly is really basic. After using it, I now realize just how much work it must have taken to make it seem basic. I hope you take that as a compliment, because that’s how I mean it. I’ve used plenty of software in my day, and this just works, without
Pro tip: With Safari and Chrome, you can drag images from your desktop and drop them right into your lessons.
The fewer choices we have, the happier we’ll be. At least, that’s what modern research suggests. It all seems contrary to the way we’re wired, but if it’s true, we have some big changes to make. From a software perspective, it means product managers and technologists need to do a better job building good decisions into their
