Your dusty documents just got an upgrade. Smart Instructions transform how training gets done.
Traditional training methods are falling behind. Workers spend weeks or months becoming job-ready, while long, text-heavy manuals keep them reading instead of doing. Generic approaches fail to accommodate different learning styles, and without reinforcement, skills fade quickly. It’s time for a smarter way to train.
Combine video, text, images, and more into one cohesive, interactive experience.
Assign content, track progress, and measure skills with built-in tools.
Turn videos, PDFs, and documents into structured training in just a few clicks.
Repurpose existing materials to scale training—no need to start from scratch.
Video-based training captures step-by-step procedures, best practices, and expert demonstrations.
Written instructions provide concise explanations and key takeaways to enhance video content.
Seamlessly integrate existing training materials, PDFs, manuals, and safety guidelines, all in one place.
Support learning with labeled images, infographics, diagrams, and process visuals to clarify key steps.
Assess worker comprehension with quizzes, multiple-choice tests, and scenario-based questions.
Prioritize and embed critical safety warnings, best practices, and regulatory reminders within training modules.
Ensure workers have the right tools for the job. Provide tool lists and usage guidelines within training content.
Take engagement even further with: Task Verification, Annotations, and AI-driven Smart Compare.
Traditional training is slow, passive, and out of touch with how today’s workers learn. Smart Training meets them where they are—with video, hands-on practice, and real-time feedback. It doesn’t replace trainers—it amplifies their impact. It’s faster, more engaging, and built for real-world performance.
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