Do you want to create more engaging courses that will be watched from start to finish? eLearning expert, Ken Burke, as actually developed a formula for creating the perfect course based on his experience creating hundreds of courses. Ken will walk you step by step through the entire process starting off the best practices you must know before you start development of your course. Then Ken will go into course planning and structure, building programs from courses, pre-production, production and filming and post production. Finally Ken tells you exactly what metadata you need to publish your course. Included in this course is a handy Course Guide and a spreadsheet that helps you organize all your data about the course and get it ready for distribution.

Create an e-learning courses in five hours or less using the interview method provides a practical guide to creating engaging and effective e-learning courses. The course covers the entire process, from prepping the material to the final cut and distribution. Ken emphasizes the importance of scripting and preparation for conducting an interview, structuring the interview into 4-7 lessons, and keeping each lesson to 3-5 minutes. He also provides tips for filming the interview, including testing internet speed and using editing programs like Clip Champ or Adobe Rush. The course also covers the importance of adding extras to e-learning courses, such as quizzes, workbooks, and transcripts, and using Articulate Rise for self-contained e-learning courses. By the end of the course, learners will have gained insights into how to create high-quality e-learning courses quickly and effectively.

In this course, Ken Burke, CEO of Micro Casting, and John Yaworski, an e-learning expert, emphasize the importance of creating an e-learning roadmap. They stress that a well-defined plan is essential for achieving business goals and increasing profitability. John, as an executive producer, shares his expertise in controlling the e-learning process and developing effective media strategies. The course provides a step-by-step process for content creators to follow, focusing on understanding the target audience, defining the message, and ensuring learner engagement. Ken and John highlight the value of expert guidance in the e-learning creation process, emphasizing the knowledge and experience professionals bring to the table. Throughout the course, they discuss tailoring content to audience preferences, avoiding over-reliance on PowerPoint, and adapting to different learning styles. They also emphasize the importance of delivering a balanced message that provides enough information without overwhelming learners. By aligning content with desired outcomes and utilizing sales and marketing strategies, learners are inspired to take action. Ken and John also cover effective content preparation, presentation techniques, and the significance of assembling the right team for e-learning projects. They stress considering the distribution platform, planning content usage, and utilizing tools like teleprompters for enhanced delivery. In the final part, the course focuses on audience engagement techniques, highlighting storytelling as a powerful tool for captivating learners. They recommend incorporating stories, examples, case studies, and testimonials to establish connections with the audience. Moving beyond traditional formats, they suggest street interviews and conversations between individuals to increase viewer interest.

Do you want to have a professional eLearning studio so that you can create incredible videos and courses? Before you waste a bunch of money on expensive equipment, you must watch this course. Let Jonathan Jenkins, an expert videographer, video editor, sound engineer, director and producer, show you exactly how to setup your studio for under $1000. He will cover all the key components needed in your studio including, lighting, sound / microphones and cameras, and he will make specific recommendations telling you exactly what equipment to buy so you don't have to guess. Jonathan will also the ideal environment for your studio and whether or not to use a green screen. And if you decide to use a green screen, you don't want to miss his valuable tips on filming with a green screen behind you. About Jonathan Morgan Jenkin Jonathan Morgan Jenkins is the founder of Performance Production Services. For most of his life he has been producing film/video and audio productions. In 1992, he built an early professional home digital audio recording studio. In 2006, he created PPS, soon after Google purchased YouTube. Along his creative journey he has earned two degrees in film production and two degrees in music. Considering his lengthy production career, he is a perfect consultant to help you build your professional video and audio home studio.

The Magnificent Seven is a process that includes seven types of videos a company needs to sell more. The first type is the greatest hit, which answers frequently asked questions and is used as content for social media and website. The second type is people videos, which are 60-second videos about the person that give a little peek into who they are and what they believe. These videos help build human connections, which is important as people want to do business with real people.