My Experience and Lessons Learnt While Creating a Demonstration for a Mobile Application

I just finished a demo for a mobile application for a client and the good news is that he is really impressed. This demo was to introduce people to a particular feature in a mobile phone. It also had to cover the steps to use the feature. The objective was to make an impact and [...]

November 16th, 2009 | Category: Instructional Design, Problem Solving Skills, Product Demos Design, Rapid E-learning, Technical Writing | 3 comments

How to Achieve Smooth Visual Effects in Videos Created Using Camtasia?

My post on how to increase call out lengths in Camtasia helped Tina Williams solve her problem. This feedback on my post prompted me to write this post with yet another useful tip
When I was working on my tutorial videos using Camtasia, I noticed that after I produced the video in a shareable [...]

September 23rd, 2009 | Category: Camtasia, Camtasia Tips, Learning, Rapid E-learning, elearning | 4 comments

Camtasia Tips: How to Increase Call-Out Length

I have been using Camtasia for sometime now and I thought I must list down some practical tips on using this tool that might be useful to many others who are new to Camtasia like me. I would like to especially focus on the issues I faced and how I managed to solve it.
One big [...]

August 6th, 2009 | Category: Camtasia, Camtasia Tips, Rapid E-learning | 8 comments

Top 10 Learning Resources 2008

I have quite a number of blogs listed in my blogroll. However whenever I open my feed reader I always expect posts in a few blogs that I really love going through.
In this post I list my top 10 learing resources, which might be useful for all of you too:

The Rapid E-learning Blog
Learning Visions
Ecube
Blog of [...]

December 31st, 2008 | Category: Learning, Learning Resources | 2 comments

How to develop an Engaging Low Budget E-learning Course

Low budget e-learning courses are very much in vogue.
By low budget courses I mean e-learning courses that take less development time and do not call for sophisticated or high end graphic design.
In my post How Games for the Brain help in Designing Low Budget E-Learning Courses I had hinted about the standard design followed for [...]

October 5th, 2007 | Category: Gaming, Instructional Design, Rapid E-learning | One comment