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Theatre Based versus Video Based Training Research Results
Research by American Based Companies: The Writers Group, Inc. and Learn it Live, Inc.
Number of Participants Surveyed in 1996 & 1997: 200
Do you feel that live actor demonstrations are more attention captivating than video-based demonstrations?
200 (100%) Yes 0 No
Additional comments:
- Flesh and bones in your face training
- They are so clear and precise in their speaking abilities, that they have our whole undivided attention.
- Ain't nothing like the real thing
- Videos tend to bore me and I tend to start day dreaming; with live actors it's exciting
Do you feel that you learn more effectively from live actor demonstrations than video-based demonstrations?
194 (97%) Yes 6 No
Additional comments:
- Live actual problems and concerns
- I can feel and see the enthusiasm in their acting ability to get the point across
- The actors keep your attention on what is happening
- Yes, because it's live
Do you think that you learn more effectively with actor/participant skill practising than traditional peer-to-peer role-playing?
180 (90% ) Yes 20 No
Additional comments:
- I believe your peers wouldn't be as honest or give you the obstacles to enhance your learning skills
- The actors gave a lot of input and helped me to overcome my insecurities where with peer-to-peer they're as scared as you are and can't help overcome my fears
- The actors made the practice more challenging and real, like real customers
- They are professionals and can provide you with real life situations
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