I'm a video producer creating content for early education teachers. I want to build courses that explore new ways of using video. I know how to create professional linear video and how to place it in courses. I don't know how to re-think the format - how to integrate interactivity, branching, video-based assessment, etc. to develop engaging presentations built around video. I'm looking for advice about how to find an articulate instructional designer to guide me through the process of developing engaging, effective, video-based courses.
Hi, Dan: If you are looking to hire an Articulate pro to show you the ropes (consult with you), off the top of my head and in no particular order I recommend super heroes Phil Mayor, Bruce Graham, and Nancy Winoski (pinched head), Stephanie Harnett. You'll find them in this forum.
Video for elearning is pretty straightforward: there's branching videos, first person video, interactive video (kinda), and of course the en vogue 360 video.
And geez-louise, I forgot to mention that David Anderson (former community manager of this forum) had tons of stuff on interactive video for elearning.
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Hi Dan,
Have you tried posting something on the jobs hub? You may get more traction over there.
Hi, Dan: If you are looking to hire an Articulate pro to show you the ropes (consult with you), off the top of my head and in no particular order I recommend super heroes Phil Mayor, Bruce Graham, and Nancy Winoski (pinched head), Stephanie Harnett. You'll find them in this forum.
Video for elearning is pretty straightforward: there's branching videos, first person video, interactive video (kinda), and of course the en vogue 360 video.
And geez-louise, I forgot to mention that David Anderson (former community manager of this forum) had tons of stuff on interactive video for elearning.
Thanks for the response. I'm still trying to figure out how to define what I need with the Articulate learning space.
Thanks,
Is there an easy way to interact with your recommended contacts?
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