As instructional designers, we’re always looking to incorporate different types of multimedia in our courses. Presenting content in a variety of methods keeps it interesting and engaging for ...
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these are very useful examples nicole and video can add additional interest to the elearning course. It could also be argued that a good instructional video for example could in essence reduce the course pages needed to try and explain a technique or action to be taken by the learner. Again brevity is key and also context too, typically I aim for between 1-2 mins max for any video clip (assuming its instructional in some sense). Even for 2 mins I often use a TOC (sliding table of contents) to enable the learner to jump forward/backwards to specific points. Used sensibly it can be a great enhancement.
- Thanks for your comment, Stewart!