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Video Production and Learner Engagement in MOOCs By Bryant Nielson, Managing Director On October 2, 2014 Under eLearning, Featured Posts, Learning & Development, MOOC, Training The idea that massive open online courses (MOOCs) can greatly enhance learner engagement and retention in corporate training settings has been a recurrent theme on this blog. (If your department is still using traditional instructor-led seminars for most of your training, well, you probably know that in some cases, there is no place to go but up.) Obviously, it isn’t just the mere use of technology that leads to increased engagement, but rather the fact that the MOOC format allows you to design training courses to better correspond with how people learn. One of the most significant advantages MOOCs have over ILT and traditional elearning is in how the content is delivered. Video is the primary means of content delivery in a MOOC.
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it's an old tool that presist for over a decade now. I love it. Simple and good. by ddrnic Apr 22
Ya SoundCloud would be a good stock ! It's definitely going places ! I wouldn't doubt if some big company buys them though ! I can see Google or Apple or should I even mention the evil empire M......... by mirlen101 Jul 30
Wow interesting convo guys. Its feels good to discover new things online that keep you posted on whats up and coming by fielawinston Jul 30
Your welcome ! ;-) There are big wig music producers and CEO's on Google+ In fact the place is now crawling with CEO's from all major fields ! There's some music going through the steams but it just now getting going . Most of the compitition so far is in Photography . Hardly any artists ! Not many musicians posting yet ! by mirlen101 Jul 29
Try putting your stuff in Google+ stream ! Do a check for "music" people interested in music first add them to your circles then hit the stream ! ;-) by mirlen101 Jul 26
yeah it is very good, I like it there's also a smart little player on the Huffduffer site too, which people seem to use a lot in blogs :) - great to embed using soundcloud - I wish I could get more hits on mine, lol by guitar1977 Jul 26
This site is perfect for anyone that wants to publish sound on the web quickly and easily from anywhere. You simply upload the file or record it right onto the site and then click the share button to get the code to embed it in a web page, send to facebook or whatever. There are many options on the web for sharing sound but this is the easiest to use I have ever seen. Kudos to the makers and where can I get some stock in this :) by tazmark Jul 26
The only thing the site is lacking in is user friendliness. There's SO MUCH to hear, ya dig. by jonzee May 8
Yeah...love the SoundCloud. Tons of great music, and plenty of it for free. Awesomeness on a stick indeed. by strangedub May 7