Vbrick is allowing us to post all of our IP video classes to allow students taking those classes to view them after the class is over.

The only option I would like to see from Vbrick is an "unlisted" security like youtube has. Vbrick does have quite a few different options for how videos are secured, but no "unlisted". I do feel like they believe that security is a huge reason not to have an unlisted option, so they are trying to create other ways to give other users access to the videos using teams and groups.

I use the platform to provide educational videos on the use of technology to my clients. With this platform, not only can I share these videos, but I also have very rich reports on who saw the video, when, if they watched it completely or not, etc. This way I can keep an exact record of who was trained and who did not.

Vbrick is an excellent platform to manage video content and define who can share content and who can see it in a simple and fast way. In addition, it allows each user with access to see the video whenever they need or can, just by having internet access. This is essential in these times of pandemic.

The cost of the solution is a bit high, however for its functionality it is worth it. On the other hand, the installation of the on-premise solution is not simple.

Overall it wasn't bad but couldn't link tiles to external content like videos. Very easy for users to understand and manage. VBrick is getting rid of the product line though

Very user friendly. Easy to make content

Weather plugin is very sketchy. Uses windows shell either XP or win7