Instructional podcasts and videos aren't instructional if no-one learns. And as we share in our media workshops for workplace learning professionals, the formula for learning is understand + remember... read more →
Don’t leave production decisions to your camera. Take control of your video! Most cameras offer auto functions. And it’s tempting to use them. After all, doesn’t it make sense... read more →
If you want to freshen up your learning podcasts, interview some subject matter experts (SMEs). Interviews add life, credibility, another perspective and, another voice. It's important to record each interview... read more →
It's frustrating for learners to watch training videos that are blurry. They increase cognitive load and distract viewers from the topic. What's more they simply look unprofessional. A lot of... read more →
Writing e-learning text or screen text is simply a matter of following good writing principles. This is what we were taught at school, right? However, studies show that when people look... read more →
Avoid Shaky Cam Your video will look much more professional if you avoid "Shaky cam". What's more, if your shots are steady, viewers are less likely to be distracted and will get more... read more →
The thing we think about when buying podcast gear is the microphone. But punch the word “microphone” into Amazon and you’ll be assaulted with a confusing array of options. Article in... read more →
Your vocal quality can have a huge impact on your podcast. It can lend credibility to the topic or distract your learner. In this article, we look at how to... read more →
Learn how to use video to ensure it drives organizational learning – quickly and affordably. Today, just about anyone can make his or her own video content. But many people... read more →
A common question I get in my train-the-trainer programs is how many learning objectives should be included in a day’s worth of training. https://player.vimeo.com/video/197557054 The question of learning objectives is... read more →