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In our 6th installation in our video production blog series we discuss lighting, microphones, and slate techniques that will help you make your video better and faster.
Join Adam Cannon as he takes the popular Trivia Game template from eLearning Brothers and walks you through how to customize it to meet your branding and organizational needs.
In this webinar, we hosted Calvin Boekhoven from TechSmith in an overview of Camtasia 9 and some of their new features.
Want to know more about popular ID strategies and how you can use them for your various training needs?. Access this free eBook.
Access this webinar on eLearning Deployment Strategy to learn about Synchronous and Asynchronous learning. It will help you decide when it is best to use either of the two modes of learning.
Among the many new and exciting features in Camtasia 9, one of my favorites is the expansive pre-built animations that are ready for us to use. In this blog we'll walk you through a basic introduction to these new tools.
In just less than a month, learning professionals (including the eLearning Brothers team) will flock to Las Vegas to attend this year’s DevLearn Conference. If it’s your first conference—or your fifth—the size and scale of the conference can be a bit daunting. But fear not: with a little preparation, planning, and commitment you can get the information you need and grow your eLearning network during DevLearn 2016.
An article on what we can learn from addictive tech products and apply them to the e-learning world to create better learner engagement.
As I talk with other Storyline users about their projects, almost inevitably the topic of layers vs slides (or sometimes vs states) comes up. There are some passionate people on both sides of the discussion. So, for the sake of those who might be wondering about layers, I thought I’d put together this list of four important things to understand when considering using layers in your Storyline project.
As acclaimed journalist and science fiction writer Cory Doctorow once said, “Conversation is king.” Our conversational scenarios have the advantage of putting a human face on things, enacting a potentially true-to-life interpersonal situation relevant to the training topic.
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