So, my client naturally loves some custom video we shot for them and now it's dwarfing the rest of the training. The feedback was that it was not as good as the video--too slideshow'ish. I'm not surprised because it's hard to compete with video but we can't do the whole training as video for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that budget is already blown. Any ideas on how I can make my training more engaging and strike a balance between the sexy video they like and the slideshow of custom photos that they don't care for as much? Any samples/examples would be great. Thanks!
Perhaps you should share an example of what your video looks like compared to what they don't like with the presentations. You can do a lot to make the presentation content seem less like slides, but without some context it may be hard to know.
Here's a video created entirely in PPT and saved as MP4. The original PPT file is in the sample templates section for PowerPoint 2010.
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anybody?
Perhaps you should share an example of what your video looks like compared to what they don't like with the presentations. You can do a lot to make the presentation content seem less like slides, but without some context it may be hard to know.
Here's a video created entirely in PPT and saved as MP4. The original PPT file is in the sample templates section for PowerPoint 2010.
http://articulate-workshops.s3.amazonaws.com/2011/HR/demos/PPT4iPad.m4v
Tom, long time.
I know i have seen this before, thanks for sharing this again.
I have sent you a private message. Looking forward to hear from you.
Showemimo Adebare
Hey Tom,
I am keen to see your video but I cant seem to open it.
Jo
Hi Jo! I checked the video and it plays for me. Do you have some security restrictions or perhaps you could try a different browser.
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