How video can bring your meet-up a step further

Meet-ups are meetings of people who share a particular interest and connect with each other through a social network. Cooking, marketing, politics... the topics are very varied. It has been several years since the phenomenon arrived in Europe and the craze is still present. Companies are increasingly interested in this format of communication. Why

As you are often told on this blog, video has become essential in the business world. For internal, external communications, video support or training: it is the tool of choice to engage the team and create a a rich database. There are many benefits (time saved, better team cohesion, enriched communication), yet many do

A good presentation whether it's for a shop window, a book cover or a movie poster, will affect your decision to enter this store, read this book or buy movie tickets for this movie. Your videos are subject to this same exam! So here are some tips to put the odds on your side

Nobody can find the records they are looking for A platform to index the contents is essential. Being able to sort videos by thematic channel, search by keywords... these are actions that facilitate the accessibility of content to teachers and students. Need some help with this? Check out this article. 

In eLearning training programs, quizzes, or other MCQs are tools for assessing and validating learning. This is very appreciated by the eLearners: they can check the good understanding of the modules and measure their efforts. So how to make relevant quizzes and how to use them wisely? Here 5 tips to optimise your eLearning

Your eyes and the webcam should be at the same level Many do not change the place of their computers. This is a mistake because the desktop is usually situated too low. This way, you only film the ceiling and your face is seen from the bottom which is not the most flattering.

A Chroma key allows inlays in photos and videos. It is a technique that has long been exclusively used by the film industry. Technically, the goal here is to superpose, usually an actor, to a set that has been filmed or created on a computer. The most commun example is the television journalist on

In an eLearning training program the role of the SME (Subject Matter Expert) is quite clear: he/she shares knowledge, expertise and experience. The SME is a big help for the choice of resources and in verifying the accuracy of the information delivered. The pedagogical designer is active on the organizational part and on the