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Try to recall how frequently you have sought assistance in a particular situation and found it through a video on YouTube or elsewhere. How to install software? How to fix a water leak? How to draw a rabbit? Regardless of what you are searching for, it is highly probable that you would click on the instructional video in the search results rather than a lengthy written article.
Video based elearning exploits recorded video assets as an approach to delivering educational content. It allows learners to visualize complex concepts, observe practical demonstrations, and follow step-by-step instructions, making it particularly effective for acquiring new skills or practical knowledge. Filmed education videos may be enriched with animation, graphics, interactive exercises, and narration to provide a rich and immersive learning experience. Depending on the needs, educational videos can be used as a stand-alone method of delivering training (e.g. video courses) or as part built into a larger scaled elearning solution.
Try to recall how frequently you have sought assistance in a particular situation and found it through a video on YouTube or elsewhere. How to install software? How to fix a water leak? How to draw a rabbit? Regardless of what you are searching for, it is highly probable that you would click on the instructional video in the search results rather than a lengthy written article.
Video based elearning exploits recorded video assets as an approach to delivering educational content. It allows learners to visualize complex concepts, observe practical demonstrations, and follow step-by-step instructions, making it particularly effective for acquiring new skills or practical knowledge. Filmed education videos may be enriched with animation, graphics, interactive exercises, and narration to provide a rich and immersive learning experience. Depending on the needs, educational videos can be used as a stand-alone method of delivering training (e.g. video courses) or as part built into a larger scaled elearning solution.
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One might argue that listening to a talking head for half an hour might become tedious, and simply watching an overview video may not facilitate active learning. Actually this is a unique challenge every educational video production company comes across. While we can't completely dismiss these statements, we continually strive to enhance the methods that enable us to create captivating educational videos that actively involve users in the learning process.
By incorporating visually appealing elements such as graphics, animations, diagrams, or relevant images we bring dynamics to training videos in which the audio component prevails. These visuals help to illustrate concepts, break down complex ideas, highlight key issues, and make the content more engaging and memorable.
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The best way to encourage viewers’ participation and active learning is to integrate interactive elements such as quizzes, polls, or questions throughout the video. With such interactive features, we induce learners to test their knowledge, reflect on the content, and engage with the material on a deeper level.
This very technique isn't as obvious as the previous two. But we insist that varying the pace, tone, and delivery style within the video can help maintain viewer interest. Incorporating pauses, emphasizing key messages, using humor, and adjusting the rhythm of the narration can create a more dynamic and captivating viewing experience in video based elearning.
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Multifaceted, manifested in the gradation of videos: talking head, scenario, overview, how-to demonstrations, and screencasts.
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Mediator ones, which activate the engagement of several sensory channels of the participants simultaneously, positively affecting the assimilation of basic and in-depth information.
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Immersiveness - immersion in the learning context thanks to the "live" feature of the video format. There is an empirical perception of educational content for its analysis, processing, and generation of conclusions.
Providing a full range of educational video production services, we guarantee the crafted content supports learning goals, resonates with the students, and enhances their learning experience. A wide range of trusted business partners in media production allows us to face any challenges, implement diverse educational tasks, and seamlessly execute the entire video creation process. The specific stages and processes may vary depending on the project and its requirements.
Concepting
This is the initial phase when the general ideas for the future educational video are generated. It includes brainstorming sessions, research, and discussions to determine learning objectives, target audience, messaging, and overall inventive vision for the project.
Scriptwriting
Once the concept is agreed upon, the script is written to outline the narration, dialogues, actions, and the flow of the story.
Storyboarding
It is a process of developing a visual narrative of the story, the guide of the visual composition divided into logical and semantic shots and scenes. Storyboards act as a reference during the filming and editing stages.
Scouting the location
This involves identifying and selecting appropriate filming locations that align with the requirements of the script and creative vision.
Casting and selecting talents/crew
This enlists conducting auditions, reviewing portfolios or reels, and selecting individuals who best fit the desired roles and have the necessary skills or qualities.
Tailoring a shooting plan
The plan is created to outline the timeline and sequence of activities for the educational video production. It includes details such as shooting dates, location bookings, equipment rentals, and other logistical considerations.
Budgeting
This incorporates determining expenses for equipment, crew, locations, props, costumes, transportation, and other production needs.
Coordinating
The production stage requires our team of skilled professionals, including a director, camera operators, sound technicians, lighting technicians, and other crew members. At this stage, the actors are also engaged. We coordinate and handle various aspects of the production process and ensure smooth operations.
Capturing
At this phase, the actual recording of the video takes place. It involves setting up cameras, lighting equipment, and audio recording devices, as well as directing actors or presenters to capture the desired shots and scenes.
Audio Recording
This includes capturing dialogues, voiceovers, auxiliary sound effects, and any other audio elements required for the video.
Video Editing
This encompasses assembling and arranging the raw footage into a planned sequence, adding transitions, effects, and audio enhancements.
Color Correction and Grading
This step entails adjusting the color balance, contrast, saturation, and overall visual tone of the footage to achieve the desired look and feel.
Audio Editing and Mixing
The audio tracks are refined, background noise is reduced or eliminated, and various audio elements (such as voiceovers, dialogues, music, and sound effects) are balanced and mixed to create a pleasing auditory experience.
Visual Effects (VFX)
If needed, visual effects such as computer-generated imagery (CGI), motion design, or compositing are added to enhance the visual appeal or convey specific messages.
Titles and Graphics
This stage involves designing and incorporating text overlays, lower thirds, titles, and other graphical elements to provide information or enhance the storytelling.
Rendering and Exporting
Once all the editing and enhancements are completed, the final video is rendered into a suitable format and exported to be ready for distribution or viewing on different platforms.
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