Datasheet: Video-Based Practice for 3x Less!
As revenue teams focus on upskilling their sales enablement and training, companies have turned to Bongo for a premier video assessment tool that integrates into any learning management system.
Datasheet: Scale your training for higher performance
Bongo provides software companies with video assessment technology to upskill their teams for revenue-driven impact.
Datasheet: Keep your Training in One Place with SCORM
Bongo provides SCORM as your delivery mechanism for content so you can quickly and easily add new video assignments to your program.
Datasheet: Why Do Video Assignments Matter?
Video assignments provide your customers a better way to drive meaningful assessment, experiential learning, and skill development at scale.
Research Study Datasheet: A Comparison of 3 Assessment Types on Student Engagement and Content Knowledge in Online Instruction
27 learners enrolled in an undergraduate course in adolescence at CSU Fullerton were randomly assigned to three groups and subjected to one of three treatment conditions.
Datasheet: Become a Bongo Ambassador
Bongo lets you see knowledge in action and provide real-time feedback at scale. See what this sales readiness tool can do for you.
Datasheet: Ramp Team Productivity and Equip Your Team with the Right Skills
Bongo lets you see knowledge in action and provide real-time feedback at scale. See what this sales readiness tool can do for you.
Datasheet: Harness the Power of Auto Analysis™ with PhraseGen™
Auto Analysis™ provides the means for a manager or facilitator to provide targeted feedback without having to watch dozens of videos.
Research Study Infographic: A Comparison of 3 Assessment Types on Student Engagement and Content Knowledge in Online Instruction
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World Language Datasheet
When learning a foreign language, hearing and conversing with native speakers is often the best way to master the nuances of pronunciation and vocabulary.