Unlock the full potential of your video projects with the latest AI video tools. From text-to-video generators like InVideo and Fliki to AI video editors like Jupitrr and CapCut, and cutting-edge B-roll generators like Opus Clip and Jupitrr, discover how these platforms can transform your content creation process. Perfect for filmmakers, content creators, and digital marketers aiming for efficiency and creativity.
Need to make an instructional video fast? Skip the tedious editing and get straight to Jupitrr, the Ai-powered app that jazzes up your content in a snap. Podcasters already dig it for audiogram creation, but its Ai Video Maker is a real game-changer, automatically adding captions and letting you insert relevant b-roll or images to your script with just a click. While it’s not perfect and may require a few tweaks, Jupitrr can save you loads of time, transforming a monologue into an engaging video. Give it a whirl and streamline your editing workflow!
StyleLearn Courses just released the first section of the upcoming Camtasia 2022 Interactive Video course for free on our YouTube Channel. Whether you are new to video editing or have been using previous versions of Camtasia this course will be helpful for you. The free content consists of 20 videos covering all the basics such as editing functions, stock video and audio sources and it’s based on developing a 1-minute promotional video. #instructionaldesign #camtasia #corporatelearning #highered
Close captions are a must on video as they help the deaf/hearing impaired consume video content. Here are 5 convenient tools for making quick, accurate and even free close captions #learninganddevelopment #elearning #edtech #instructionaldesign
Video editing is perhaps not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of what an eLearning designer does. The reality is eLearning designers need to know the basic of several disciplines to create highly engaging learning experiences. Video production and editing skills are priceless for the effectiveness of any multimedia eLearning project. […]
Explainer videos, you have seen them all over the place. Explainer videos are animated shorts presented in video format and about 3 to 5 minutes long What’s makes them so special and why should you, the learning professional, care? Well, this post answers those questions, gives you a sample and leaves you with a […]
Instructional videos have always been considered a great way to convey knowledge or illustrate concepts. This week I did a bit of quick green screen video editing to create a mock TV show dubbed “eLearning Legends: Atsumi”. Why? Another awesome ELH Challenge of course! This week’s challenge #101 was inspired by the presence of Atsumi […]
Animating images in your elearning project can add some screen movement to give your learners context or grasp their attention to focus on certain area of the screen. Adobe After Effects is a motion graphics and motion picture effects software that allows you to bring still images to life. In this AndragoBlog post we’ll take […]
Recently I was helping a colleague with a development issue where she wanted to control user navigation on a Storyline2 elearning module pending on the completion of viewing a video. The problem was the video resides on another site. So, how can you help the user view the desired video content without leaving the elearning […]
GIFs or Graphic Interchange format images provide you with the ability to animate images or video for use on web sites and even elearning modules. This week’s Elearning Heroes Challenge #83 is about creating 10 GIFs that could be used for a learning course or even to describe the instructional design process. For my sample […]
Instructional Designers are a very misunderstood occupational breed, That’s why I was glad to see that this week’s ELearning Heroes Challenge #67 was to record a podcast to answer a set of questions driven to provide new insight to those not familiar with the skills and responsibilities of an Instructional Designer (ID). Traditionally, IDs have […]
I made a compilation of multiple videos posted on YouTube of highly disturbing and violent images of pacific demonstrations gone wrong in Venezuela. Why? Well, I was born there but, I also felt the obligation to denounce this from a humanistic viewpoint. This video was produced with Adobe Premiere CS5 (video editing software) and I translated lyrics […]
