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PowerPoint 2010: Converting Presentations to Movies

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

In previous versions of PowerPoint, converting presentations to movies  could be a bit of a laborious task. PowerPoint 2010 has a new feature allowing presentations to quickly and easily be saved directly to.wmv (Windows Media Video) format.   Notice the Creating video progress bar appears at the bottom of your screen.

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Creating a Simple Video in Windows Movie Maker

The Learning Dispatch

There are plenty of ways to create a video using a free solution. Windows Movie Maker comes prepackaged with Windows operating systems and is more than capable of producing a decent video. If your file has not been saved in one of these formats, you may need to convert it to a supported format.

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Don’t Ransack My Movies (DRM): Options Around Securing Online Video

Web Courseworks

Have you invested a heap of money and sweat into creating videos for users of your LMS? Are you thinking about creating such videos but are afraid they will land many more places on the internet than just your site? The post Don’t Ransack My Movies (DRM): Options Around Securing Online Video appeared first on Web Courseworks.

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Five Tips for Creating Graphics for Mobile Devices

Upside Learning

At Upside Learning we’ve been creating various learning applications for mobile devices including apps for iPhone, Blackberry, & Android; browser based courses; short movies/animations etc. While working on these we have identified creating graphics for mobile devices is quite a challenge – especially if you are new to it.

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Effective Rapid eLearning from Classroom Learning Content?

Vignettes Learning

I used the movie Karate Kid (1984) as a metaphor for eLearning development. This is achieved by creating an opportunity to play out the event. Simply porting existing classroom content into an online format does not make it better; it can even make it worse. They fail to migrate the organics into the e-learning format.

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Essential Tips to Create an Effective Style Guide [Infographic]

CommLab India

How can you develop an e-learning course that is consistent in terms of formatting and language? Here is an infographic on the essentials of creating an effective style guide. How can you see to it that the layout of pages and the design of graphics is systematic? Having a style guide will standardize all these elements.

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Pecha Kucha: My brief take on this presentation format

ID Reflections

I tend to start on multiple things, create chaos in my mind, keep adding to that chaos till my mind somehow sorts them out, and helps me to see an emerging pattern. The rigour of the format pushes one to be innovative, to keep asking the question "so what", allows for no flab in the content and no slackness in the storyline.

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