Docebo has always enabled its customers with eLearning content through third-party providers in its Content Marketplace. The biggest difference between existing content offerings and Docebo Content is that this new solution gives administrators direct access to one of the most robust libraries of eLearning content, without ever leaving the learning platform to enhance existing learning programs or kickstart new ones.
At Launch, Docebo Content will offer an extensive library provided by one of the world’s most comprehensive aggregators of learning content, GO1.
"With Docebo Content, we wanted a partner with an international presence that isn’t just a content vendor, but one that provides solutions to content needs," said Mirko Puliafto, Product Director at Docebo. "GO1 achieves this by aggregating top-notch content across a range of topics from the best providers around the world. The team at GO1 shares a number of core values with Docebo, including a commitment to innovation, particularly in the area of artificial intelligence, to make enterprise learning experiences more engaging and memorable, and therefore more effective."
"The partnership will help bring quality, impactful learning to a wider audience," GO1.com co-founder and COO Chris Eigeland said. "GO1’s library of high-quality courses on Docebo Content will enable a new level of autonomous learning in the flow of work by encouraging learners to browse and select courses for themselves at the push of a button and start learning immediately. Continuous, impactful learning benefits both companies and their staff, and is a key competitive advantage for any organization."
You can book a free Docebo trial that is pre-loaded with twenty free courses hand-picked by industry to give administrators a feel of the potential Docebo Content can provide. Existing Docebo customers will also find twenty free courses pre-loaded into their existing platforms.
Docebo Content will be available in two plans to satisfy the needs of learning programs of all sizes.
Selected courses can be seamlessly imported directly from the catalogue into the Central Repository (CLOR) as learning objects or as courses directly into the Course Management area of the platform.
Learning administrators can provide full visibility to the entire catalogue, enabling a new level of autonomous learning in the flow of work by encouraging learners to browse and select courses for themselves at the push of a button and start learning immediately.
