This 2D animated training video for Lam Research helps employees use Microsoft Lync well, using a light “good employee versus bad employee” format to cover muting and audio controls, certified hardware, content sharing, and managing recurring meetings. Humor keeps a dry IT topic engaging.

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About This Internal IT Training Video

The Challenge: Rolling out a new communications tool means teaching etiquette and mechanics at once, and a standard IT manual gets ignored.

The Solution: We used a relatable good-versus-bad-employee narrative with split-screen contrasts and legible Lync interface mockups to make the do’s and don’ts clear and memorable.

The Result: An engaging internal training video that improves meeting etiquette and tool adoption without the dryness of typical IT documentation.

Key Features That Make This Internal IT Training Video Work

  • Character-driven narrative: a good-versus-bad-employee trope keeps IT training from feeling dry
  • Effective contrasts: split-screen designs show the consequences of poor meeting habits
  • Legible mockups: simplified Lync interface recreations guide users step by step
  • Practical scope: muting, sharing, recording, and recurring meetings are all covered

Technical Details

Format: 2D character animation

Style: Humorous, clear, instructional

Purpose: Internal software-adoption training

Runtime: 1 minute, 57 seconds

Target Audience: Employees adopting a new communications tool

Deliverables: Internal training, LMS, and IT onboarding

Why 2D Animation Works for IT Training

New-tool rollouts fail when training is dull, since employees skim the manual and keep their old habits.

A character-driven 2D animation makes etiquette and mechanics memorable, improving both adoption and behavior.

That engagement matters most for internal IT training, where the goal is a real change in how people work.

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