Continu VS Grovo

Continu provides just-in-time training features to help with onboarding, sales enablement, and real-time development. Users are able to build their own custom learning tracks and create interactive courses, on-boarding flows, product walkthroughs, and more. Organizations can track training completion and monitor progress, as well as test knowledge with customizable quizzes. Users can view real-time insights to uncover popular content and download comprehensive reports.

Continu helps organizations drive a culture of learning and increase engagement by utilizing the platform as a centralized content hub. Users are able to tag content by location for tailored learning across global departments. Managers can assign, track, and share content as well as download, export, and share reports. The ‘My reports’ tab enables managers to track progress and view real-time analytics on the team's activity.

Continu enables users to automate learning and create custom workflows to reduce the need to manually assign and share content to each team member. Organizations are able to host online training workshops and events using the event management tool and distribute learning materials beforehand. Users can track attendance, create and manage waitlists, and more.

Grovo - The only learner-first training platform

Grovo is an e-learning, video training platform that teaches Internet and modern professional skills with 60-second videos. The videos follow Grovo's proprietary microlearning methodology and are delivered in its beautiful and effective training platform. With more than 4,500 video lessons and assessments covering 150 Internet tools, cloud services, and professional topics – all produced at its NYC headquarters – Grovo makes it easy for people and organizations to learn the critical digital skills needed to succeed in today's always-connected world.

Organizations in 190 countries, including more than 100 Fortune 500 companies, use Grovo to train their teams. Founded in 2010, Grovo has raised venture financing from Accel Partners, Greg Waldorf, Costanoa Venture Capital, SoftTechVC, Lerer Ventures and Red Swan Ventures."