Technology SIG: Thinking Outside of the Frame - Creative Ways to Use Video in Your eLearning

ATD Dallas Technology SIG

Since the invention of the Kinetoscope by Thomas Edison, motion pictures have been used to inform and educate. Today, more than 300 hours of new video content are added to YouTube every minute of every day. And, with over 237 million smart phone users in the US alone, access to video is immediate and pervasive. But, when and how to incorporate video into your training can be a challenge and potential expense.

In this session, you will learn innovative ways of including video in your eLearning modules, as stand-alone microlearning modules and in media rich eBooks and Quick-Training guides. You will also learn ways to quickly produce video yourself when budget or in-house production resources are not available.

In this session, you will learn:

• The value of video in your training mix
• Innovative ways of incorporating video
• Techniques for producing cost effective videos

About the facilitator:

Joe MacKrell

President and Executive Producer at 20+ Interactive, LLC

Joe has been developing training and marketing content for over three decades. He and the 10+ team develop video, eLearning, instructor-led training, performance support tools and marketing content for companies like Toyota, Edwards Lifesciences. Taco Bell, Kia, The Capital Group and Weinershnitzel. An accomplished writer, instructional designer, producer, and director, Joe brings an intimate understanding of video production and learning development with a high level of creativity and innovation to the programs 10+ Interactive develops.

*New Location*:

Girl Scout Headquarters:

6001 Summerside Dr.
Dallas, TX 75252

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All members of Dallas ATD are welcome to attend any SIG any time. All non-members please feel free to join us for up to 2 sessions at a SIG. After 2 sessions, to provide ongoing chapter support to the SIG, you will be expected to join Dallas ASTD by paying the annual dues of $115.