Video-based Learning

June 18, 2019 | Sponsored

How You Can Personalize Corporate Training With Videos

Today’s learners are an impatient lot, and they want training that is personalized for them. In this article, I show you the value of a personalized learning plan, and how you can leverage on video-based learning to enhance this further.

by Asha Pandey

March 2, 2019

7 Tips For Creating Engaging Microlearning Videos For Your Online Course

Videos are an important part of some significant changes that allow online courses to better make use of all the features characteristic for this medium. How do you create training videos tailored to the microlearning paradigm? In this article, we will cover a number of tips that will help you do so

by Melissa Burns

October 20, 2018

10 Best Screen Recorder Free/ Paid For Windows/ Mac 2018

10 best screen recorders for Windows and Mac. The ultimate list of 10 simple-to-use, yet powerful, free and cheap screen recording software you can try now.

by Jacky Nguyen

October 19, 2018

4 Tips For Writing Video Training

Are you new to video scripting? Good instructional writing is good writing, regardless of the medium. If you can create effective eLearning, you can learn to write video scripts. The trick is to become familiar with the strengths and limitations of the medium and adjust your approach accordingly.

by Crystal Hunter

September 29, 2018

Top 3 Free Screencast Software To Create High-Quality Videos You Must Know

Free screencast software is a useful computer program you can use to record video and narration on your computer. There are many good programs available on the market now. However, only few of them are powerful enough to use for your eLearning courses.

by Jacky Nguyen

August 11, 2018

Why You Should Choose Interactive Videos For Training

Technology is allowing companies to catch up and meet the needs of modern learners, creating the next generation of training through realistic and relevant interactive learning experiences. But why are the interactive videos for training a worthwhile investment?

by Persephone (Maalika) Rizvi

August 7, 2018 | Sponsored

eBook Release: Video Based Learning For Corporate Training—14 Examples—Including Interactive & Microlearning Videos

This eBook, Video Based Learning For Corporate Training—14 Examples—Including Interactive & Microlearning Videos, shows you how you can use video-based learning to enhance the impact of your eLearning programs.

by Asha Pandey

July 12, 2018

Interactive Video Revolutionizes Role-Play Training

Technology is evolving and many Learning and Development professionals who recognize the value of role-play training are turning their sights towards interactive video. But firstly, we need to understand how interactive video works and its relationship with more traditional role-play training.

by Persephone (Maalika) Rizvi

May 6, 2018

3 Main Reasons Why You Should Choose The Interactive Video

The video is going interactive—and even 360 with Virtual Reality. But does the medium actually improve the learner experience?

by Ashleigh Hull

May 4, 2018

6 Steps For Successful Corporate Training Video Production

Training videos engage learners on an emotional level, resulting in improved learning retention. If you’ve decided video is an appropriate learning mode for your audience, how do you start the process of creating one? Here’s an essential checklist for successful corporate training video production.

by Andy Schiemo

April 26, 2018

What I Learned Producing 90 eLearning Videos In 8 Weeks At Google

How making the first YouTube Certified Online training program shaped my approach to all video production projects -- even the non-crazy ones!

by Sam Rogers

March 27, 2018

eBook Release– Transforming Learning: Using Video For Cognitive, Emotional, And Social Engagement

This eBook is Obsidian Learning’s latest contribution to the body of research associated with the effectiveness of video used as a tool for learning. As technology, bandwidth, and storage capacity have improved, video has become available – both in terms of creation and viewing – to a much larger population. And as smartphones have become more pervasive, and video-editing software more user friendly, using video as a tool for instruction has also become more common. But is it effective?

by Lubos Janoska