2025 March Badge of Impact
March is here, and with that, we want to talk about video content in Community. Check out who responded to last month's prompt and be sure to respond to the question below to earn your March badge.
Thank you to our fantastic February badge earners for their contributions, @Nico Weber and @Karry Schupp. We loved your feedback, and remember that it's never too late to reply to a past month's prompt!
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March question of the month
Video content is a hot topic in 2025. We want to know what type of video/recorded supporting content is most helpful to you.
Short clips? Long-form videos? Highly technical guides for experts, or easy-to-digest content that can be understood by Board users with a wide range of firsthand experience?
Your replies will help us shape our content plan for 2025! Share your responses below and earn a new March Badge of Impact.
Comments
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Short, high-impact videos that combine best practices with new features—like Signals of Foresight—would be the perfect match!
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- Best practice
- How-to
- Tip of the week/month
- News
- Full solution overview (real projects)
- Design/UX/UI principles
Generally: More hands-on, rather than "promotional"
Keep as short as possible.
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@Fethi ZERARA Great idea! This is helpful as we plan future content. Thanks for your thoughts!
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@Samir Jones Appreciate your perspective - thanks for sharing!
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short clips with hands-on examples of basic routines for end-users and developers. what also be great are clips of more technical and complex but very fundamental stuff of board, e.g. how sparsity works, to build the bridge for new developers coming from "cell-based tools" ;)
also, if those clips have subtitles / text-infos so you are able to watch them also without sound and pause them to have a helping hand on the side without the need to use headphones all the time.
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For me it depends on the audience and use case.
- Short Clips & Tutorials – Quick, focused videos (2–5 minutes) demonstrating specific features, tips, and troubleshooting steps are highly effective for day-to-day users who need immediate answers.
- Highly Technical Guides – In-depth, expert-level videos covering backend integration, complex business rules, and advanced calculation logic are invaluable for technical users and consultants working on system implementation.
- Feature Deep Dives – Long-form videos (20–40 minutes) explaining new or advanced functionalities in detail can help power users and administrators maximize the platform’s potential.
- Scenario-Based Walkthroughs – Case study-driven content that walks through real-world financial planning and reporting use cases helps both business users and technical teams understand how to apply Board’s capabilities effectively.
Overall, a mix of short, practical videos for immediate help and deep-dive technical content for advanced users would be the most beneficial approach.
2 - Short Clips & Tutorials – Quick, focused videos (2–5 minutes) demonstrating specific features, tips, and troubleshooting steps are highly effective for day-to-day users who need immediate answers.
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@Mads Meissner These are great suggestions! We will take them back to the technical teams. Thanks for your thoughts.
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@Nico Weber As always, thanks for the details! This will be helpful as we take your feedback forward.
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