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Creating Richer eLearning Experiences through Video-Based Learning

Kitaboo

Decide whether you want to do it in-house or outsource it. Keep updating your videos to keep them relevant. Experiment with different video formats (animated videos, talking heads, slide-based videos, etc.) These are certain highlights: 39% of the students watched all the videos in the course 64.5%

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Interview: Sheryl Plouffe – Use of Video in Learning and Development

Petra Mayer

So for instance, Apple, you know, one of the CEOs that I have worked with was struggling getting messages out to her team, now she’s running a team of 60 people, and she just wanted to have a better way to communicate with them. So that could be through testimonials and gathering that in video format, and packaging that up.

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5 Ways Clients like Uber use EduMe to Improve Quality of Learning

Edume

You may even disseminate information in engaging formats, like video. But if this information resembles a dated, 40 minute long, videos that is shown as a one-off on a new hire’s first day, then the quality of the content is failing the important information contained within. You’ll be able to identify who stumbled, and where.

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Tips to Convert E-learning to HTML5 Seamlessly with Articulate Storyline

CommLab India

When Apple announced it would not support Flash on its devices, many organizations thought they had Windows and Chrome to access their Flash-based e-learning courses on. Avoid.swf format for images; instead use.png or.jpg formats. Avoid.swf and.flv video formats as they might not be supported by some devices.

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A Guide to Using Training Videos in eLearning

Academy of Mine

It’s easy to go back and add a sentence to a document, but adding a clip to video takes time, potentially a reshoot, and more editing. If you’re not sure where to start, remember that you want to focus on a single subject and play to the strengths of the video format you’ve chosen. Don’t take the risk: use a script.

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A Guide to Using Training Videos in eLearning

Academy of Mine

It’s easy to go back and add a sentence to a document, but adding a clip to video takes time, potentially a reshoot, and more editing. If you’re not sure where to start, remember that you want to focus on a single subject and play to the strengths of the video format you’ve chosen. Don’t take the risk: use a script.

Video 52