I capture all of their comments, make revisions, and send out an updated version. Photo credits: Exhausted by waffler Lasso by willac Guerrilla by bartleby78 Newborn baby by platinumblondelife5 Posted by Cammy Bean at 3:07 PM Labels: e-learning , instructional design , software training 11comments: Kiosco Salo Concepción said. I had an interesting discussion with someone about doing the macro of ID (big picture, planning) versus the micro (building as well). MORE

No matter what eLearning tools you’ve got, a training video for employees or just a video version of your eLearning ppt file, video production needs preparation. A night to remember when you had fun and all those photos you took. Picture this. It is estimated that by 2021, 80 percent of the global Internet will be video-based. To help you realize how significant this number is, visualize our planet. MORE

Did you know PowerPoint has a built-in picture and video compression tool? Images: Select a picture on any slide and go to the Picture Tools Format tab on the ribbon. Choose Compress Pictures in the top left corner: the pop-up box shows you the resolution options you have for the image. Go into the ppt folder and there are even more unfriendly folders. You could go into an image editing program, and the Photos app in Windows 10 is actually really good for this. MORE

Flowgram - If you've tried to use MSFT's Producer to marry up PPT with audio, notes, etc.then stop. You can create 'flows' of web pages, photos, etc (great review here ). This is maybe a less intimidating version of some of the functionality embedded in VoiceThread (below). You set up an account at VoiceThread and upload your video, or your pictures, and then either share the link or embed the video in your site. MORE

Meetings24.tv - free up to 24 users, limited features in the freebie version, other options available but are fee based. SlideLive - upload a ppt and away u go, targets Academia - SAAS. If you want more power, have to purchase Pro version. Tokbox - up to 20 clients, video chat, with text messaging, can show videos and photos in the call, you can leave a video message if someone is late on the call, can promote your meeting url via Twitter and FB accounts (Sweet). MORE

I mean the first Storyline, sweet and then here comes a new version, from a company not known to push out new products for a period of years – must rock. Transitions, Animations, Views – I am fine using it once, but again, new product-new version, so why I am still seeing PowerPoint within this product to such a point, that TAV are exactly the same as in PPT? Screams more like an advanced sequel to Studio than a robust new version of Storyline 2. MORE

Don’t open PPT until you have a clear message. You can dim photos, create duo-tone overlays, darken, brighten, add exposure, add a vignette or do pretty much anything regarding colors with this type of object! Bleed photos and videos to the edge. Create quick native PPT icons using your subtract and combine tools. Create quick native PPT icons using your subtract and combine tools. Power-crop photos with SmartArt. MORE