Video & Media
Multimedia uses in the creation of learning solutions including video, audio, graphics, photos, embedded simulations, animations, etc used to be the solution or enhance it.
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Creating Compelling eLearning Videos: From Tech to Technique
Do you have a massive video editing project you need to complete? If you have the raw footage but don’t know what to do next, here’s a step-by-step plan.
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Toolkit: The Knowbly eLearning Tool
Knowbly is an eLearning authoring tool that is “just a little bit different.” It is also a new cloud-based tool that you may not know about.
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360-degree Video: Composition, Location, Camera Placement
Learn to use composition, location, and camera placement to create engaging 360-degree video eLearning experiences.
By Matt Sparks, Jennifer Gallegos • -
Launch xAPI Content From An LMS: cmi5 Adoption by ADL Pending
cmi5 is the use-case for xAPI in the “LMS launches content” scenario. In other words, it is the official specification for launching xAPI content from an LMS.
By Art Werkenthin • -
Introduction to Creating Interactive 360-degree Videos in Unity
Here in a step-by-step video tutorial is everything you need to know to begin creating a VR backdrop for an interactive 360-degree video in Unity.
By Matt Sparks, Jennifer Gallegos • -
Where is the Learning Science in Technology Products?
There is a real lack of learning science in technology products today, and that is a problem.
By Clark Quinn • -
L&D Gift Guide
Jane Bozarth offers gift suggestions for L&D practitioners and shares recommendations from members of The eLearning Guild community.
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Microlearning Conversion Essentials: Time, Talent, Resources
Discuss the essential requirements (time, talent, and resources) of your training initiative before you start. You’ll be glad you did!
By Robyn Defelice • -
Voice Computing Could Bring ‘One-Shot’ Answers to eLearning
Voice computing is changing how people search—and what they find.
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In Search of a Conversational Bot: Voice Computing Evolves
Voice computing technology is constantly improving as developers tackle the problem of teaching computers to converse.
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