The first article I encountered was her most recent about using
videos in e-Learning. The article addresses the pros and cons of using video, situations
for using video, steps for using video, key considerations, optimal formats,
file size considerations, and finally hints and tips. I have used video in
online training, so I know a little bit about the challenges. She points out
that using video in e-Learning is no longer prohibitive due to the fact that
practically everyone has a video camera on their smartphone or laptop. This
makes the use of video cheap and accessible. However, just because it is
available does not mean that it is the best option. I can tell you that bad
video can make your product look cheap. Videos used in e-Learning should be
well-planned and edited. This is just one of the many useful articles that
Nicole has authored.
I like the way she organizes her blogs. They are logically
presented and obviously created by someone who knows about instructional
design. She not only presents practical information, but also provides
information about application of learning theories and instructional models.
Unless you are looking for something specific, I suggest browsing from top to
bottom and discovering what she has written. If you are an instructional
designer yourself, I am quite sure you will learn something new or find
something that you can use.
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