Shoot Better Video

Mar 17, 2011 No Comments by

Video is becoming easier to shoot, edit, and use in training. However, just because we have the ability to make videos doesn’t mean they are worth watching. I ran across a nice video series on Butterscotch.com about “How do I…Shoot Better Video?“. It gives some nice tips to make our videos better. The first two [...]

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Tips to Start Using Video in eLearning

Dec 14, 2010 1 Comment by

Video can add a lot of impact to your online training. However, at time it seems a bit overwhelming to start creating and implementing video. There are a lot of things to think about: editing software, cameras, compression, streaming, storage, audio, etc. Here are a few articles that can help: Ten Myths about Video in [...]

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Using Video in eLearning

Mar 31, 2010 2 Comments by

Video is really taking off in the eLearning world and can add to the effectiveness of content. However, when using video there are many things to think about. Typical steps to get video into an online course: Script the video on paper Record (sound and audio) Edit Compress/Render Insert into eLearning authoring tool Place on [...]

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Instructional Design for Videos

Jan 22, 2010 1 Comment

A lot of training is using video and it’s becoming very easy to create and distribute. As things become easier and cheaper we often see the quality decrease. For example, if you had to spend $10,000 to hire a camera crew to come out and do a video shoot then you’d probably have all of [...]

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Adobe Product Online Training

Feb 26, 2009 Comments Off

There are lots of ways to learn more how to use your design/development software. I recently came across a new video training site from Adobe. Lots of great, short videos.

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