LearnDash

AUGUST 27, 2013

Have a look at Facebook and YouTube. However, as they evolved, they began to implement profit generating strategies -some of which negatively impacting the user experience (*cough* YouTube commercials…). Perhaps students are required to watch a video ad before viewing the material or video lecture. MOOCs online learning'

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LearnDash

JULY 14, 2020

Would you ever start watching a video on YouTube if the video didn’t say how long it was? Learner retention rates decrease the longer a lesson goes on, especially for lectures where there’s no active engagement from the learner. Include time estimates for how long you expect lessons to take. Probably not.

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LearnDash

AUGUST 13, 2015

Lecturing can be done in a virtual environment using elearning and a robust learning management system. Empowered by today’s tech tools, learners can now absorb content on their own time and then use class time to practice what they’ve learned. Subjects Most Flipped. Programming. Resources Leveraged. Screencasting. Mobile Devices.

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LearnDash

SEPTEMBER 12, 2019

You can use either YouTube or Facebook Live to stream live content to your students. During a webinar students can not only see the slides and hear the lecture that is being given, but also participate in real time using text chat or voice chat.

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LearnDash

SEPTEMBER 10, 2021

I suspect this practice has its roots in the kind of remote courses that predated the internet—ones where learners would purchase a textbook and a series of video lectures. Anyone who has tried to learn a subject this way can probably tell you how dull recorded lectures can be. Have your video content support active learning.

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LearnDash

AUGUST 8, 2019

If you have, then likely you have seen their ads on YouTube which are so incredibly well-done that I often find myself watching them in their entirety. At the risk of oversimplifying, let me point out one way that I have noticed universities competing for attention and brand awareness: copying what works for others on YouTube.

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LearnDash

JANUARY 6, 2022

Have you ever sat in a lecture – clearly presented by an expert – only to discover that you’re bored out of your mind and can’t stay awake? Think about the last “tutorial” video you watched on YouTube. If you structure an online course well, you’ll keep people engaged. Now, present common challenges.

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LearnDash

MARCH 13, 2020

Nor can you film a lecture and expect it to be the same as witnessing the lecture in person. You can’t charge learners to view a TedTalk that’s freely available on YouTube, but you can share a TedTalk video to give added context to your course material and to launch a discussion on your forum.

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LearnDash

AUGUST 19, 2021

If you need video hosting, your options range from free (YouTube) to more advanced plans on dedicated sites such as Wistia or Vimeo that will offer better quality and more advanced content protection options than what comes with Teachable’s built-in service. It lets you see a student’s lecture progress and quiz scores.

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LearnDash

FEBRUARY 29, 2024

Price: free YouTube The most popular video hosting site, YouTube , is perfect for uploading and sharing videos and embedding them into course platforms. You can also use a YouTube playlist and create a video course using tools like the LearnDash Course Creation Wizard. This is a great way to create a personal feel to lectures.

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LearnDash

JULY 11, 2013

In the flipped model, a teacher will record or post video lectures instead of lecturing in class, and then student will watch the lectures as homework on a computer or mobile device. Familiar programs like YouTube, Edmodo, and the like are opening doors for students.

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