BizLibrary Announces New Content Partnership with WILL Interactive

CHESTERFIELD, Mo. - Nov. 1, 2016 - PRLog -- BizLibrary, the leader in employee training and development solutions, is proud to announce WILL Interactive as a new content producer partner. The micro video-based content to be added to The BizLibrary Collection will initially include over 75 segments from WILL Interactive's Cinario series.

Cinario videos are live-action, cinematic clips that can be incorporated into training programs across a wide range of industries. These videos cover topics in leadership, communication, workplace harassment, ethical decision-making, and many others.

Both linear and branching models are used within WILL's interactive videos – linear scenarios run straight through to the conclusion, while branching scenarios allow the learner to make choices that affect the path of the scenario. This style of interactivity vastly increases engagement with the content and helps learners see how their actions affect outcomes. Once the learner has reached a conclusion, they also have the ability to return to the decision and see how a different choice would affect the outcome.

This micro video-based content from WILL Interactive will add a brand new style of interactivity to The BizLibrary Collection, giving training programs the ability to further engage employees and create the development and behavior change that organizations are seeking through online training.

Quote attributable to Debbie Williams, BizLibrary VP of Content Development

"WILL Interactive's content is such an exciting addition to The BizLibrary Collection because of their immersive scenarios that truly engage learners. Allowing the learner's decisions to affect the outcome of their own training brings a personalized element that helps them to determine best decisions in real-life situations after training. We're really looking forward to seeing our clients' response to this new content and how employees engage with it!"

Quote attributable to Sharon Sloane, President & CEO of WILL Interactive

"We are delighted to partner with BizLibrary in adding our unique content to their Collection. We look forward to helping organizations bring important concepts to life through live action scenarios that adapt to learners' input and improve performance."

About WILL Interactive

WILL Interactive creates live action immersive learning simulations that are played on a computer or mobile device and address important issues (leadership, communication, ethics, talent acquisition, prescription drug abuse, PTSD, veteran reintegration, etc.) that require new and novel approaches to organizational change. During the interactive movie, called a "simulation", players are prompted to make a variety of decisions by choosing one of several courses of action related to the storyline. When play resumes, they experience the outcome of their choices.

Clients look to WILL to help them change peoples' behavior and improve decision making. Some of these clients include the U.S. Departments of Defense, State, Justice, Homeland Security, and Health and Human Services; the National Football League, Hilton Worldwide, 3M, Comcast, Florida Hospital and thousands of healthcare organizations, law enforcement agencies and schools around the country.

About BizLibrary

BizLibrary is a leading provider of online employee training solutions. Ouraward-winning online training library contains more than 5,000 micro-video lessons, video courses, interactive videos, and elearning courses covering a wide variety of topic areas and includes additional support materials to further increase learning retention (http://www.bizlibrary.com/technology/boosterlearn/?utm_so...).

Our learning technology platform is powerful and easy to use. All of our online training solutions are mobile-ready, allowing learners unlimited access to training content on any device, anytime and anywhere for true just-in-time learning. Engage your employees and drive business results by improving the way your employees learn with BizLibrary. Learn more at www.bizlibrary.com (http://www.bizlibrary.com/?utm_source=prlog&utm_mediu...).