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There are a variety of websites solely dedicated to helping train beginners and helping veteran workers attain more skills to keep up at a fast-paced, technology-based business. Such sites help designers, developers, and others get up to speed – instructors can upload their video tutorials for example, making courses available to anyone, anytime, to stream.
Boys are tuning out of school in droves. Let's re-engage them by bringing their culture into the classroom.
Teachers are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage students in the classroom. As a result, new technologies are being introduced into the formal education setting that have opened doors in regards to the methods that a student is presented (and learns) new information.
It's hard to keep students engaged for a 50 minute video lecture. Keep their attention with several short videos instead.
Great tips for how to add metadata to your video files to help organize them.
Great advice for making your own videos from someone who learned the lessons the hard way.
TubeChop let's you capture just part of a video on YouTube to use. It saves time by letting you show just the relevant part of the video.
You don't need expensive complicated software to do basic video editing. These are all easy to use and free, two of my favorite things!
This article has great information relating to the use of video in eLearning.
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