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What can you create?

[00:03] What would you like to create?

[00:06] Domino One can help you create any kind

[00:08] of learning experience to help your organization.

Types of learning experiences

[00:13] That might be formal learning, like e-learning courses

[00:34] or other learning experiences like games,

[00:48] infographics,

[00:56] or a knowledge base,

[01:01] which can help your learners learn in different ways.

Centralized content development

[01:09] Domino One helps your team centralize

[01:11] its learning content development.

[01:13] Your team makes everything in one place,

[01:15] so content files never get lost.

Fixed and responsive content

[01:19] Your team can make traditional fixed layout content

[01:23] or make truly responsive content all in one place.

Getting started quickly

[01:39] It is easy to get started in Domino One.

[01:44] There are great design template sets,

[01:55] collections of stock images like backgrounds and people.

Importing and built-in tools

[02:13] You can even start by importing a PowerPoint file

[02:17] with Domino One.

[02:18] Your team will need fewer tools overall.

[02:22] With the Built-in Image editor, you can apply filters

[02:25] and crop or resize images quickly.

[02:27] With the Built-In Capture feature,

[02:29] you can quickly create software lessons.

Reuse and centralized media

[02:39] The content your team creates can be shared

[02:41] across multiple projects.

[02:43] The centralized media library makes it easy to track

[02:45] where an image has been used

[02:47] and quickly updated across all pages.

[02:51] Learning topics can be shared across multiple projects.

Collaboration, review, and tracking

[02:58] Your team can even work together in real time in any

[03:02] project, and it's so easy to gather.

[03:05] Review feedback, just invite your SMEs to a review.

[03:09] And Domino One helps you track every

[03:10] issue through to completion.

Closing

[03:13] Domino one, it's the tool that asks you what would you like

[03:17] to create?