Free Webinar: How To Make e-Learning More Effective With Video

Discover how you can utilize video to drive learning, and learn best practices and tips for rapid video development.

Video is one of the hottest topics in learning as workplace learning professionals look to expand their impact and create content that is more flexibly delivered to learners.

But as much as trainers talk about using video for learning, many more struggle to know when to use it and how to create content that truly aids learning and looks professional.

In this webinar, author and media expert Jonathan Halls discusses:

Date / Time:

Thursday, January 24, 2013
2pm ET / 11am PT

Duration: 60 minutes, including Q&A

Speaker:

Jonathan Halls,
Principal at Jonathan Halls & Associates

Host:

Tony Yang, Director of Marketing at Knoodle

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About The Speaker

Tony is a marketing leader with experience in large tech companies (IBM, Microsoft, and Yahoo) as well as for nimble startups in the software-as-a-service (SaaS), cloud storage, and enterprise 2.0 space. His marketing expertise covers a broad range, including go-to-market and new product launch strategy, product marketing, lead generation, and social media. Tony holds an MBA from the University of Southern California, a Masters in Information Systems Management from Keller Graduate School of Management, and BA degrees in Economics and Chinese Studies from UC San Diego.

About The Host

Jonathan is author of Rapid Video Development for Trainers (ASTD Press) and has taught media production for more than 20 years in 20 different countries. He ran the BBC’s prestigious Production Training Department in London and was manager of skills training for the BBC’s New Media Training Unit (back when new media was new.) Now based in Washington DC, he runs workshops around the US and teaches a graduate class at George Washington University. Jonathan has been a media executive, talk show host and learning executive. He has a master’s and bachelor’s degree in adult learning and is active in the American Society for Training & Development. Jonathan has a hybrid work life dividing his time between teaching media and teaching leadership and organizational change. His personal interests are food, wine and conversation. And has just started re-learning the piano after a twenty-two year break.

Three signs of good learning video
Three questions to ask to determine whether it’s worth making video for learning
Three tips to avoid making video that looks amateurish
The basic equipment you need to create your own video content

Halls will draw on his “Rapid Media Technique” to offer tips that help you make better looking video learning, do it faster and do it affordably.