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Video can be incorporated into all aspects of induction elearning. We'll take you through 6 parts of onboarding and explain the benefits of video for each.
Microlearning is the current paradigm in e-learning circles because of its ability to tap into the natural learning patterns of human beings. This scientific approach to training emphasizes small bites of information, including video training and index card-sized blocks of text, as the most efficient way to spread a message to learners. Online video training programs that adopt the principles of microlearning encourage higher rates of ongoing participation than older training systems and genera
Do you produce any video content? You should. Producing video is easier than ever, but can seem complicated. I have a passion for all forms of digital media production but video is by far my favorite. I've heard from many training professionals that it just doesn't interest them and they'd rather just hire a production …
Making a video for your online course? Here’s some quick tips about how long your elearning video should be and how to structure the video for your online course.
The Marshall team watched this video of tech leaders confronting the lack of diversity at their companies with interest.
There’s definitely a fine line between learning and entertainment, so let’s explore how multimedia can work for you, rather than against you. Here are our top 6 ways to make the most of multimedia in eLearning.
Many recent technology trends are putting the power of developing learning content into the hands of all employees. Traditionally when training was required the only solution was to engage the training department. But more and more companies are implementing enterprise social networks (ESN) and discovering how creative internal subject matter experts can be in creating …
TLC is a simple mnemonic that I have used with new Instructional Designers and clients who are new to creating eLearning interactions. It is a simple idea, but if executed well, can really add much needed engagement to your eLearning content.
This week seems to be full of reflective learning for me. After Tuesday's reflections of Apple, The Cloud, and Litmos, I find myself looking back 25 years. In 1990 I was preparing to graduate from the University of Arizona with a degree in Media Arts. I loved the creativity of media production even back then …
Videos are an important media for learning. With the rise of Youtube, the lowering of attention spans, and the recent push for microlearning it offers content that can easily be shared in a quick and interesting format. Here are my 5 tips (with a free downloadable style guide template!) for creating the perfect video.
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