In this blog post, we examine some of the key elements of ideal eLearning Design. One can develop the most beautiful layouts, interesting animated characters, add soothing background music, and great voiceover narratives; but unless the content is powerful and engaging; the program will not work. The onus lies on the instructional designer to interact with the graphic design team and ensure that the animated output matches their visualization in the storyboard. MORE

Register for Free. --> In this blog post, we will focus on the social media tools that can help you design your social media posts’ visual elements (images and video) and the content in terms of text creation and text optimization. All of your writing and editing can be done there. MORE

59% of decision makers would rather watch a video than read a blog or article.**   Create a storyboard that includes descriptions of onscreen elements, onscreen text, and any voiceover scripting. Add voiceover or music – or both! Since 1989, Karin has owned Geeky Girl, LLC , a boutique learning organization, where she devotes her time to writing, course development (instructor led and eLearning), and teaching. by Karin Rex, COTP. MORE

59% of decision makers would rather watch a video than read a blog or article.**   Create a storyboard that includes descriptions of onscreen elements, onscreen text, and any voiceover scripting. Add voiceover or music – or both! Since 1989, Karin has owned Geeky Girl, LLC , a boutique learning organization, where she devotes her time to writing, course development (instructor led and eLearning), and teaching. by Karin Rex, COTP. MORE

59% of decision makers would rather watch a video than read a blog or article.**   Create a storyboard that includes descriptions of onscreen elements, onscreen text, and any voiceover scripting. Add voiceover or music – or both! Since 1989, Karin has owned Geeky Girl, LLC , a boutique learning organization, where she devotes her time to writing, course development (instructor led and eLearning), and teaching. by Karin Rex, COTP. MORE

Write a script. The act of writing it down encourages your mind to get specific about how you want to structure your video. Make a storyboard. Are there visuals or music that you’ll definitely need? Get feedback on your script and storyboard. Whether you’re using narration, music, or dialogue, it’s by far one of the most important video production aspects of better video. For videos that don’t feature people, record voiceovers first. MORE

In this blog post, we examine some of the key elements of engaging eLearning Design. One can develop the most beautiful layouts, interesting animated characters, add soothing background music, and great voiceover narratives; but unless the content is powerful and engaging; the program will not work. The onus lies on the instructional designer to interact with the graphic design team and ensure that the animated output matches their visualization in the storyboard. MORE

One TechSmith live stream gets: Posted on YouTube Added to our podcast feed Created into a blog post Cut into clips for social media Created into social graphics. So, while we can’t write your distribution plan for you, we can review important considerations and give you some ideas. MORE

These tips will help you to keep your video short and sweet, while including all of the points you want to make: Write a script or storyboard to plan your content and keep your video focused and short. You don’t need to create your own music. MORE

Write a script. Taking the time to write this out before recording helps ensure that you will cover everything you want to without the danger of meandering off into unrelated topics. Start by outlining the points you want to make, and then write the full script based on that outline. MORE

Three versions (all in uncompressed.wav format) of the voiceover. A royalty-free music track to use as background music, if desired (le-chat-gourmand.mp3). And then I also did a voiceover. Some background music, that intro and outro video that we created on our webcam. MORE