Matt Pierce is the Learning and Video Ambassador with TechSmith, the makers of Camtasia. In this episode, we dive into some of the dos and don'ts of making screencasts, no matter what tool you use. Matt has a wealth of knowledge on video, and he shares a lot of tips, tricks, and considerations of effective screencasts. If you like what you hear, you can check out more during Matt's session at the Learning Solutions Conference coming up in April. Learn more here https://learningsolutionscon.com.
Dry content is anything that you have no interest in taking. How do you get someone interested? How do you make seemingly boring content relevant to the user and can it even be done? Listen as Diane gives several tips and tricks into how content can come alive through some simple strategy. It is not always about slapping on more games or interactions but helping the learner see how the content applies to them. If you want to check out Dianes session, make sure you check out Learning Solutions Conference in April 2022, you can learn more here https://learningsolutionscon.com.
This week we learned all about immersive learning with Debbie Richards. Immersive Learning includes VR, AR, and MR platforms. We discuss tools you may need to get started, strategies you can take to build the case, and ideal use cases for immersive learning. If you want to explore more, check out Debbie's session at https://learningsolutionscon.com.
In this episode we are joined by Mark Lassoff the President of Tech Learning Network. Mark has been teaching on YouTube for years and discusses why you would want to consider putting some of your content on YouTube and some of the impact that it could have for your learners and even how it could benefit those outside your organization and in return benefit your own.
This week we talk to Kevin Thorn about Visual Language. Kevin is the Chief NuggetHead with NuggetHead Studioz and is talking about Visual Language at the upcoming Learning Solutions 2022 conference. We dive into what visual language is and some of the benefits you get from using visual language. To dive deeper, make sure you check out Kevin's session in April.
