Videos for Business Communication

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - May 13, 2020 - PRLog -- A new website, Business Communication Videos is being launched today. All of the videos have been created by Bovee and Thill, the authors of the leading business communication textbooks throughout the world.

The videos feature a wide variety of topics, including interpersonal communication, professional etiquette, business presentations, answering job interview questions, sharing negative information without being negative, creating honest and reliable visuals in business communication, solving intimidating challenges in business communication, and balancing emotional and logical appeals.

Many of these videos will have a transformative impact on your teaching.  You'll find discussions about teaching methods and resources.

You may also find that these videos will promote an open dialogue between you and your colleagues as it pertains to classroom content,  teaching methodologies, and teaching strategies.

Videos are may be the best medium to use to speak to the new generation of students. These business communication skills videos will engage and immerse students in learning the subjects being discussed.

Research has shown that using videos makes it a great deal easier for students to understand the material you're teaching. Static information is fine to a degree but the reality is that videos bring information to life.

Videos can also deliver stimulus for classroom activities. They will help you respond to the need that students have for learning new things, and they will provide you with an extraordinary value for the entire learning experience.

All of these very effective YouTube business communication videos are available for free download, of course, and include a mix, some of which are directed to students and others directed to instructors. Many are directed at both.You'll find them at http://businesscommunicationvideos.com.

For more information about business communication and the creators of these videos, visit http://blog.businesscommunicationnetwork.com.