Vitro Architectural Glass Upgrades Video Content for its Glass Education Center

Vitro Architectural Glass Upgrades Video Content for its Glass Education Center
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Vitro Architectural Glass

Date: 20 June 2024

Vitro Architectural Glass has updated its online Glass Education Center website with over 10 refined educational videos and a new piece on Understanding Glass Distortion and Anisotropy.

The latest video updates include:

Users can also access these updated videos on Vitro’s YouTube channel.

“These latest improvements help meet a growing demand for educational content about designing and building with glass,” said Robert Struble, director of brand and innovation, Vitro Architectural Glass. “We’re pleased to be able to launch these updates and also routinely provide objective, user-focused information to help architects, designers, fabricators, students and building professionals better understand the industry's current state.”

Launched in 2013, the Vitro Glass Education Center is a user-centric, continuously expanding library of technical information that uses a combination of videos, infographics, slide shows and narrative articles to examine a wide variety of glass industry topics. New topics are added regularly based on the questions most frequently asked online or to Vitro Glass sales representatives and call center personnel.

In 2021, the Vitro Glass Education Center underwent a significant update that not only introduced a restructured homepage, re-organized content categories and an updated article tagging system, but also enhanced the site's overall functionality for a seamless and convenient browsing experience.

For more information about Vitro’s Glass Education Center, click here. To learn more about Vitro Architectural Glass products, visit www.vitroglazings.com or call 1-855-VTRO-GLS (887-6457).

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