The little book of Video Learning

Over a month ago I had the great delight of sharing The little book of Video Learning. After speaking to everyone involved, one thing stood out: don’t be afraid to give it a go and learn from the mistakes you make on the way. There are lots of Top Tips throughout the book, the firstContinueContinue reading “The little book of Video Learning”

How video makes you feel?

Do you remember how a film was shot or do you remember the story and emotions you felt? This time last year 1917 was showing at cinemas across the UK and I went to see how a film was shot as it was made to look like it was one continuous take. I remember walkingContinueContinue reading “How video makes you feel?”

Visual language in learning

When you use visual language you don’t need to worry about your audiences first language. Everyone is visual literate. Wikipedia defines visual language as: A system of communication using visual elements. diagrams, maps, paintings, photographs and film/video all rely on visual communication and these can be used in learning to transmit a message which crosses languageContinueContinue reading “Visual language in learning”

User-Generated Video Learning

Marketing teams have started using videos made by Influencers and organisations are finding these videos are heavily impacting buying decisions. Consider Chewbacca Mom, a lady who filmed herself in the car with a new electronic Chewbacca mask. Her absolute delight was the most watched Facebook Live video in 2016 and by the end of theContinueContinue reading “User-Generated Video Learning”