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Lights, Camera, Interaction Making Interactive Video Work for Learning Guide to interactive video for workplace learning Lights, camera, interaction Making interactive video work for learning 1 Guide to interactive video for workplace learning 2 Guide to interactive video for workplace learning Contents 1 2 3 Introduction Will interactive Features and Page 4 video fit the bill? applications Page 8 Page 12 4 5 6 Ideas for Sequence different templates and Video business areas components production Page 18 Page 22 Page 28 7 8 9 Gamification The technology The three most Page 31 Page 34 important things about interactive video 10 11 Page 37 12 Top Tips Glossary Page 38 Page 40 3 Guide to interactive video for workplace learning 1 Introduction Have you been on the perfect date with Honda? Have you helped fill Ellie Goulding’s world with color? Or maybe a spot of Scandi house-snooping has tempted you to revolutionize your storage space with IKEA. The power of interactive videos is being harnessed by marketing and ad agencies to transform a previously passive form of advertising into an active experience thanks to its seductive, immersive nature. For the same reasons, interactive video is also an effective training medium. As well as playing to the strengths of video, the interactive element moves us from passive viewing to active engagement. The experience becomes immersive with all the benefits that brings from a learning point of view. 4 Guide to interactive video for workplace learning • • improved knowledge retention • • attitudinal and behavior change • • reduced seat-time • scoring and tracking for compliance and gamification • better user acceptance. So what is interactive video? Before we explore how some of these benefits can come about, let’s be clear as A nuts and bolts approach to what exactly we mean by ‘interactive In this guide we try to demonstrate how we video’ and some of the assumptions apply the medium to workplace learning around that. by sharing our background thinking, sequence templates, and interactive Interactive video has moved on elements and case studies where they’ve significantly from when it simply meant been used successfully. branching video, i.e. scenarios that run different video clips according to decisions And as we’re talking about a relatively and choices made by the learner. new and innovative medium in its In the last few years marketing and current incarnation, we’re deliberately advertising agencies have given interactive putting plenty of design ideas out video a shot in the arm using slick new there as food for thought. So all in all digital techniques so it runs smoothly we really hope you’ll find this guide online with exciting new features like reassuring, informative and inspirational interactive hotspots, built in scoring and in equal measure! tracking (SCORM) and analytics. Different sizes – different cost models Why interactive? Expectations around cost, creative Compared with text and graphics-led treatment and scope are also changing content, interactive video is a more dramatically. In the past it was assumed compressed and intense experience that interactive video meant an acted delivering: drama storyline, running for 20 minutes or more. 5 Introduction While such approaches will always answer, or an in-depth demonstration of a have their place, interactive video is technique or skill. now more adaptable to requirements and constraints. In part this is down to Or these hotspots can be hidden and changes in digital video techniques that scored as you watch the video to identify enable lower cost ‘real-life’ filming. hazards, spot the mistake or the security So, for example, as well as a fully-fledged breach, or assess the risk and so on. interactive drama, interactive video can just as easily be stand-alone real-life No longer the bridesmaid interactive clips shot on a GoPro camera Where branching video was once or a smartphone, each of which runs for considered to be merely an element of 10-20 seconds. Two for the price of one As well as the typical branching, we now also have embedded hotspots that click the main eLearning package, the latest technology now means it can be the main carrier of the content. For example where the video is the menu and the video includes all the text and graphics-based through to further video clips, animations eLearning and tracked assessments within it. or questions/feedback. When these are closed down the video seamlessly All in all, interactive video now delivers continues from exactly where you left a seamless experience more aligned off. In other words, all the learning with the expectations of the media-savvy interactivity takes place within the video modern learner. itself, rather than switching in and out between video and eLearning content. But can we prove it works? The effect is less interrupted and way There are actually very few statistics. We more immersive. can always reference neuroscience (!) but above all else there’s the evidence of your For example you can watch a piece own senses. If you’ve ever been moved of equipment being assembled with to tears by a film, feasted on a box set, hotspots displaying when there are spent hours browsing the web or been extra context-sensitive clips to view, a hooked on a video game, you know that knowledgeable expert, a question to the combination of film and interactivity 6 Guide to interactive video for workplace learning provides a potent experience. And of course that can translate into an effective learning experience. “Everything you can imagine is real” Pablo Picasso may not have been talking about interactive video but his sentiment resonates in that this is still a relatively new and untapped medium where anything is possible for workplace learning, including gamification. Real world medium There’s nothing airy fairy about this. “EVERYTHING Video (only half the story) is ‘real world’ YOU CAN both by its ubiquity and its being able to record and play back the real world. It’s a IMAGINE credible and affordable way of capturing knowledge and demonstrations of processes, skills and behaviors in action, IS REAL” either as they happen, or by simple Pablo Picasso improvisation and reconstructions. In fact it’s a wonder more training content hasn’t been filmed; especially simple ‘fly on the wall’ documentary style. Only drama still presents challenges around cost, although in this guide we’ll suggest some imaginative ways round this. 7 Will interactive video fit the bill? 2 Will interactive video At the end of the day you have a job to do – a training need – to change behaviors, to inform people, to support change, to get them fired up, mitigate risk, achieve compliance and so on! But what’s the best way to go about achieving your goals? Will interactive video be the best The thinking starts here medium for your learners and for the Typically these are the criteria for all content? learning design and they all need to be considered in arriving at the best Will it run smoothly for everyone on approach to take: the technical infrastructure? • • Business goals and learning Is it a viable option and is it affordable? • objectives • • Audience Interactive video may well not be • • Content appropriate but in this guide we quite • • Technical parameters unashamedly focus on what it can • Budget possibly achieve, especially in relation to content and audience. For argument’s sake let’s assume our audience is receptive to interactive video and focus on the content. 8 Guide to interactive video for workplace learning 9 Will interactive video fit the bill? Ask yourself: • will text and/or graphics, linear video OK, in the end, it won’t be a movie and animation, i.e. conventional budget or even broadcast TV – it’s eLearning, get across what you training. But there’s nothing to stop need to communicate most clearly, us adopting the same techniques like most convincingly, consistently and the principles of storytelling, dramatic accurately? devices, and the impact of real-life fly on • would your key messages and/or the wall documentary – all of which are learning points be best filmed? available to us. We can work back from • is it knowledge that needs to our ideas to an achievable solution. be captured and shared, skills or procedures that need to be More strength to our elbow demonstrated, or situations that need In some respects we’ve got more to play to be recreated with decisions that with than movie makers or broadcasters need to be made and which interactive because we have the digital dimension, video can simulate? the interactivity like hotspots that • are you out to change behavior, enable the learner to ‘click through’ to explore behavior, or model other digital assets like pop-up videos, behavior? animations or questions – plus branching • is there an attitudinal or motivational for scenarios or for different routes dimension that will benefit from the according to role, perspective and insight. realism and credibility of film? Scoring and tracking Questions like these tease out whether or You may believe a gamified approach will not it’s worth continuing to think creatively work best for your audience and content. down the interactive video route. Or it maybe it’s a compliance piece that needs to be assessed. Or perhaps Keep thinking (but not about teaching by testing, allowing people to budget for now) discover and explore for themselves and, Remember Picasso’s “Everything you can learn by mistakes in a safe but realistic imagine is real”. Keep thinking. Keep environment, like hazard identification, imagining. So allow yourself to imagine health and safety or information security. how your content would best come across using any approach you’ve seen All these are goers with interactive video on film or TV.
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