I've been asked to insert 6 videos into my course that demonstrate how to enter data into a sales web site. Does anyone have any ideas about a creative way to incorportae these videos, rather than having the users click slide by slide to a new video.? Six in a row seems like overkill.
you could make it look like a multiplex theater with the title of each video above a set of doors, then they could click the door to enter "the theater" and watch the video. Make it look like MST3k with silhouettes in front of the video. With an Exit door that would take them back to the "lobby" to choose another "theater".
I think giving them a choice, like Dwayne suggested is a great idea, some of your students may be familiar with some of the methods you are presenting anway so if they don't have to view all of them that's great too .
You could use a signpost graphic ? Or perhaps 6 TV screens with the title of each video on the screen. Use a different coloured screen on each TV to break up the monotony a little.
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you could make it look like a multiplex theater with the title of each video above a set of doors, then they could click the door to enter "the theater" and watch the video. Make it look like MST3k with silhouettes in front of the video. With an Exit door that would take them back to the "lobby" to choose another "theater".
Hi Dwayne,
That's a very creative idea. Thanks.
computer courseware Yeah, it's interesting to make demo video, you can:
I think giving them a choice, like Dwayne suggested is a great idea, some of your students may be familiar with some of the methods you are presenting anway so if they don't have to view all of them that's great too .
You could use a signpost graphic ? Or perhaps 6 TV screens with the title of each video on the screen. Use a different coloured screen on each TV to break up the monotony a little.
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