• Video has been the most popular communication forma for several years now. So many platforms include videos and even more Internet users watch them. The learning industry is no exception to the rule. Do you offer remote or blended learning programs?
  • So you're bound to use video as part of your program. Our learning program gives you the keys to writing and producing a quality video that will meet your learning objectives. Cherry on top: the day ends with a shoot, and the edited video will be sent to you a few days after the course.

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Our key ingredients
to success

Flexible

On-site or 100% remote

Accessible

Prices adapted to the companies' and employees’ needs

Social

A peer-to-peer learning community

Concrete

Operational activities, experience sharing and concrete cases

Learning objectives

At the end of the program, you will be able to:

  • Know about the different video formats
  • Choose the video format best suited to your learning objectives
  • Write content adapted to instructional videos
  • Shoot high-quality instructional videos

Target

This training is for:

  • Learning professionals
  • HR professionals
  • Business experts
  • Communication managers

Our offer

Inter-company program

Basis: 1490€ pre-tax value/person
Option to be financed by OPCO
Intra-company (minimum of 5 participants) - on quotation

Included in the offer:

  • Personalized feedback from the Learn Assembly learning team on the work done during the program
  • Two 1,5hrs virtual classes + 3 hours of personal work + 1 day of on-site training, led by experts to produce an instructional video
  • Certificate of success delivered by Learn Assembly

Program
(on-site or 100% remote)

Part 1

Understanding instructional videos

  • Learning objectives
  • Understand the different video formats
  • Understand video production costs
  • Discover the tools and material available on the market
  • Choose the right format for your learning objectives
  • Discover and create you editorial line or “tone of voice”
  • Write to be understood: best practices for scripting and storyboarding

Part 2

Action! Speaking on camera

  • Learning objectives
  • Understand the cameraman’s job, tools and material
  • Prepare your shoot
  • Set up a mobile studio
  • Read from a prompter
  • Talk to the camera

Part 3

Edit an instructional video

  • Learning objectives
  • Brief a cameraman on the editing required
  • Enrich an instructional video (inlays, keywords)
  • Best practices for derushing
  • Exporting and uploading to an LMS or video player

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