Interactive Video in E-Learning #414: Challenge | Recap
Using videos in e-learning is an excellent way to grab learners' attention and develop engaging and relevant e-learning content.
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What to do about John?
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In my example this week I used video vignettes to explore how a manager grapples with a performance issue. If you have a chance, can you all let me know how you find the mixing of the background music and the narration? I'm trying to find the right audio levels for each. My "narrator" has a deep voice--Rod Serling comes to mind--and I can't tell if the BG is too loud. Have a great week.
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/414+John+Videos/story.html
In my example this week I used video vignettes to explore how a manager grapples with a performance issue. If you have a chance, can you all let me know how you find the mixing of the background music and the narration? I'm trying to find the right audio levels for each. My "narrator" has a deep voice--Rod Serling comes to mind--and I can't tell if the BG is too loud. Have a great week.
Well-done! I enjoyed the interaction, and being able to go back and see the consequences of each choice. I find the issue of using backround music with audio narration is always tricky. I try to err on the side of turning the music down to almost subliminal when the narration starts.
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How do you like working with Vyond?
- I like Vyond, but it's expensive to get the full range of assets that I only turn it on when I need it for the month. I like the range of character actions and the custom character builder, and the built in text to speech is getting better. And I especially like the camera effects that let you pan and zoom. You can simulate a dolly effect which is kind of fun.