The scope of Frameweld’s past work with video and rich media is deep – implementations that combine countless layouts, applications that monetize content, learning handled a variety of ways, social features, certification workflows, custom reports, live events, unique workflows for specific clients, and the list goes on. Cramming everything into the Workshop was not an option. Aside from the staggering investment of time and effort it would take, the end product would be as expansive as it would be amorphous and directionless. We would likely end up with a video CMS and application framework that would be fantastic for our own use and a group of clients, but a small audience beyond that.

Work on our new online video platform, called the Workshop, started about a year and a half ago. We began with conversations and experiments on various user interface and workflow options. The origins of the Worskhop, however, stretch back many years beyond that. Here is the back story of why and how the Workshop was created.

Our splash page for SyncWords is up. If you’re wondering what SyncWords is and how to get more info – I encourage you to get to that page asap and drop your email address in the field.

This week we are unveiling a new tool called the Workshop. It is an online video platform, focused on creating great video presentations that your users will love to watch and use. The Workshop is unlike any other video platform out there, adding granular video search, easy synchronization tools, flexible publishing, and several tools and features that will put a smile on your face and make your videos a hit with your audience.