All images courtesy of CSU Channel Islands
As a learning designer at CSU Channel Islands, one of Georgia VanTyne’s chief responsibilities is to upskill and motivate adoption of learning technologies at her institution.
PlayPosit by WeVideo has become a useful resource to faculty as they’ve adopted more asynchronous and online learning formats.
When the university adopted PlayPosit's interactive tools, VanTyne was tasked with creating a curriculum to efficiently onboard faculty. For each PlayPosit topic area, VanTyne and her team built the following resources:
The interactive workshops are perhaps the most pivotal opportunity for VanTyne’s faculty members to learn to use PlayPosit. Because PlayPosit is intuitive and user-friendly, many educators walk away from her workshops with their first interactive video. This way, they’ve overcome the initial hurdles of content creation while knocking out the creation of their first lesson in the platform.
PlayPosit Customer Success Managers (CSMs) helped build presentations on the platform and directly partnered with VanTyne to roll out the curriculum to her colleagues.
By working together, both VanTyne and the CSMs were able to make sure everyone got the right information with the right permissions. They were able to publicly embed materials and make them readily available to CSU Channel Islands faculty for access before and after the training process.
While VanTyne opts to use other resources to house her actual onboarding curriculum, leaning on her partners at PlayPosit has helped create valuable curriculum that gets faculty up to speed quickly. Learn more about VanTyne's thought process from her walkthrough at the PlayPosit Exchange below.
Benefits of interactive video
Practical strategies for educators
Part of motivating faculty to invest time into learning about these powerful tools involves making sure they understand the value of them.
VanTyne recommends framing PlayPosit as a platform that does the following: