In this blog post Susan HayesCulleton will explain what Loom is, how it has enabled her, and how it can be of use to you!
Loom is a state of the art AI technology that allows you to record short videos while sharing your screen and send them to the respective recipients. We use it within all parts of our business, including both internally and externally. Throughout these tweets Susan explains some examples of where we put this technology to use.
One year ago, @tess_wicks introduced me to @loom through her #WanderlyWealthy podcast.
It’s a screen recording service that we’ve used extensively since and here is a thread on our use cases in case it may be useful for you (1/5) pic.twitter.com/gRjHAssa0H
— Susan Hayes CFA (@SusanHayes_) August 11, 2021
In our @BeckSearch business, we’ve build a range of ways to transfer tacit knowledge between employees and organisation members.
Internally, we’re constantly developing our “Loom Library” that files videos into various categories so that quick knowledge pieces accumulate. (3/5) pic.twitter.com/JJPVVaLSeW
— Susan Hayes CFA (@SusanHayes_) August 11, 2021
Finally, @loom removes the need to always meet at the same time. I have a list of 8 #Looms to do for my EA today so that she can implement actions from them over the next two days.
I hope this helps somebody somewhere! (5/5) pic.twitter.com/uk2CSJ85Qj
— Susan Hayes CFA (@SusanHayes_) August 11, 2021
There are an abundance of ways in which Loom can be used, many of which I am sure we haven’t even discovered yet. Here at HayesCulleton, we find it very useful when someone has a complex question they can record a loom of exactly what they are having difficulty with and whoever has the answer can just as quickly record a reply.
There is also a library of looms, so you don’t have to keep recording answers, if you get the same question you can simply send them the previous loom. This also means that the person asking the question can rewatch the response as many times as they need to.
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