ISO Courses to teach video productions skills for eLearning

I don't have any specific courses to recommend. But I'm sure there are plenty of tips and trainings out there. I suggest focusing on these areas:

• Camera movement. Or, more importantly, non-movement. Keep your videos steady by using a tripod or other method to stabilize the camera.
• Audio. No one wants to strain to hear a voice, or to listen to background noise. So investigate and invest in good audio equipment and post-production software.
• Lighting. The typical studio set up is to have key, fill, and back lights. But a lot of recording is done in other locations nowadays. The subject should be well lit. In most cases, you want to avoid dramatic/high-contrast lighting. Pay attention to highlights and shadows. For example, is the pattern of an office plant shadowing a person's face? Sometimes moving a lamp just a little bit can make a huge difference.
• Framing.  Look at borders: the border of the entire frame, and the border around any person or item of focus. You don't want something in the background that appears to come out of a person's ear.

FYI: I find it helps to analyze the scene through the camera before recording starts. That flattens it onto the 2-dimensional viewfinder, which can make it easier to spot bad lighting and/or framing issues.

Good luck!

Thanks for the advice Judy!