Mohive Q4/2010 Newsletter
In our last newsletter of 2010, Lars Unneberg voices a concern about complexity in e-learning, and argues the benefits of keeping things simple. We have two items on video: details of a Mohive course that demystifies the process of creating video elements for e-learning, and Pat Kyle’s Tips & Tricks on getting the most out of professional actors. Marie Söderberg explains how the LanguageWire service helps deliver ‘true localisation’. We also have a report from CrossKnowledge on the take up of Mohive in France. Finally, there’s a report on the Mohive User Group – where 60 of us got to connect and share experiences. The next chance to meet up will be at Learning Technologies on January 26th and 27th. Drop by Stand 74, we’d love to see you. As ever, if you find anything that you read here useful, please pass it on.
Sincerely,
The Mohive Team
International communication made easy
’True localisation’ goes beyond simple translation, it preserves the tone and meaning of your e-learning for global audiences. Managing localisation across multiple languages can be a real headache, which is why we added ’one click’ access to the LanguageWire translation service from within Mohive eLPS. Here, Marie Söderberg explains the LanguageWire offering in more detail.
Sharing the love
The quality of the conversations and knowledge-sharing at the recent Mohive User Group event has encouraged us to set up an online forum where all Mohive users can interact and share best practice. Find out what went on at the User Group here.
Tips & Tricks - Dramatic necessities
By Patricia Kyle PhD, Director, LearnAbilityTM and Mohive Partner
Putting employees in front of a video camera isn’t always the best way to bring video to life; sometimes you need actors to achieve credible results. But working with actors, and getting the best out of them, has its own challenges. Pat offers her top 10 tips on getting maximum impact from professional actors.