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Lights, Camera, eLearning Authoring Tools! [4 Authoring Tools as Movies]

CommLab India

Watching movies can be fun! Here we will explore eLearning authoring tools as movies. And so can be the eLearning authoring tools. Now imagine combining them. Well, double fun! That’s what this blog is about. Get your popcorn and soft drink now!

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Lights, Camera, eLearning Authoring Tools! [4 Authoring Tools as Movies – Sequel]

CommLab India

If you’ve ever been curious which movie genre would each eLearning authoring tool belong to, this is the blog for you. In continuation to an earlier blog, here I’ve discussed another four eLearning authoring tools as movies. Read on to find out!

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Lights, Camera, eLearning: What Project Managers and Hollywood Directors Have in Common

Association eLearning

I recently watched a sci-fi movie with tons of special effects. I’m always amazed at how these massive productions begin with someone’s imagination and evolve into the magnificent movies we see on screen. In a movie production, that person would be the director; in an eLearning project, it’s the project manager. Organization.

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Destroy Distractions With These Easy Camera Tricks

eLearning Brothers

Leaving lots of people or things or lights or miscellaneous movement in the frame can help a movie the same way a magician uses her hands or props to distract her audience while doing a magic trick. It’s a big part of movie magic. Depth of field is the amount of space that stays in focus through your camera.

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The Importance of Script Writing in Video Presentations

eLearning Brothers

CAMERA RETREATS BACK, BACK, BACK, until we have the tiny, silhouetted figures of Gerald O’Hara and his daughter gazing over the lands of Tara, beautiful in the sunset, to the thematic musical accompaniment which we will use for Tara throughout the picture. It includes dialogue, as well as actions for the characters and what the camera sees.

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The Return Of Video To eLearning

Upside Learning

With camera phones recording a video is a breeze and at almost no cost. I don’t agree with that; if you recollect a movie you watched that has had a lasting impact on your thinking you know engagement and interaction are different things. Low Costs: Video production costs have come down drastically in last few years.

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The two types of augmented reality

E-Learning Provocateur

It’s just like adding cartoons to a movie set like they did in Who Framed Roger Rabbit , using CGI like they did in Star Wars , or even scribbling a moustache and devil horns onto someone’s photo. Instead, the device digitises the image and represents it as pixels on the screen, as does a modern camera.