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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Bonjour Heroes.
Here are four examples that came to mind about using video to increase interactivity in courses. Thanks to David Anderson for helping me once again in this demo (but he doesn't know yet).
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/456fe5d9-aace-45a1-983c-9c71d4c9de06/review
Here are four examples that came to mind about using video to increase interactivity in courses. Thanks to David Anderson for helping me once again in this demo (but he doesn't know yet).
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/456fe5d9-aace-45a1-983c-9c71d4c9de06/review
HAHAHAHA! Thierry woke up this morning and chose VIOLENCE! 😂 (Not literal 'violence,' sir. It's just an American expression used when a person has said or done something, usually as a joke to highlight a 'brutal' truth, that can be seen as controversial or instigating)
- Thanks for the explanation, Daniel, but I'm not very comfortable with the term violence. It is so far removed from who I am. I really don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, just laugh with it, not against it. But that seems to make everyone laugh, so...
- A lover not a fighter...could you be more French? lol... kidding!