How to procure training videos & find instructors for elearning website content

Discussion in 'General Business' started by fileultra, Feb 9, 2018.

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    I have seen lots of elearning websites that seem to be al scrapping video content as they all have same videos. I would like to contact the Trainers of the videos to offer them a revenue share model similar to Udemy.
    The question is how do I find these trainers.
    Some are on Udemy or Lynda. very few are on youtube. Others have their videos everywhere on net but there is no way to contact them.
    Has anyone got any suggestions on how to procure training video content and contact the trainers?
    TIA
     
    fileultra, Feb 9, 2018 IP
  2. fileultra

    fileultra Active Member

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    hmmmm, no one here has clues on how or where to procure teaching videos from?
     
    fileultra, Feb 13, 2018 IP
  3. usasportstraining

    usasportstraining Notable Member

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    Have you tried contacting the trainers directly? I don't know if they are locked into a contract once they are with Udemy or Lynda.
     
    usasportstraining, Feb 13, 2018 IP
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    roccor777 Peon

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    Well you can find them in online classifieds
     
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    pagecoder Banned

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    They are everywhere. Contact anyone and see what they say
     
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    jbsmith Well-Known Member

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    Revenue share for what? What are you offering them? Content scraping e-learning videos will not last, they will eventually be relegated to bottom of the pile or removed by the website owner (Udemy, Teachable, etc...) as they offer little value. Much better to be original and produce quality content. We have several courses on Udemy that we have developed on our own...do quite well, now trying out a couple of different platforms to see how they work out.
     
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