Showing posts with label clips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clips. Show all posts
Monday, 12 September 2011
Body Language Training - How to Spot a Liar
We're still on the theme of developing a video at the moment and are really starting to explore the potential behind the idea. This latest clip shows how you can use animations to add a little bit of an alternative approach to training and retaining learner engagement throughout training by changing the method of delivery.
This video focuses on body language training and specifically, 'How to spot a liar'. Of course the approach is one of fun, but there is a serious intent behind the animation and key body language messages are addressed. If you can imagine using this as a clip within a wider body language training programme you will be able to see the potential for learner involvement and a slight move from traditional methods.
We encourage yo uto use some of the tools on the internet to add impact to your own training.
Remember, you can purchase our body language training materials from the Trainer Bubble website.
This video focuses on body language training and specifically, 'How to spot a liar'. Of course the approach is one of fun, but there is a serious intent behind the animation and key body language messages are addressed. If you can imagine using this as a clip within a wider body language training programme you will be able to see the potential for learner involvement and a slight move from traditional methods.
We encourage yo uto use some of the tools on the internet to add impact to your own training.
Remember, you can purchase our body language training materials from the Trainer Bubble website.
Tuesday, 7 April 2009
Embed a key learning point through humorous movies!
Always on the look out for novel ways to get a message across during training courses, I was excited when I found a collection of websites that allow you to subtitle your own words over different movie clips. These movies allow you to create your own input and develop a memorable clip related to any topic you want to present to your participants.
The possibilities are endless and you can play around with the idea as much as you want until you feel it is right. The method of delivery is both fun and memorable as the following clip on this link will show...
http://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/index.php?module=see&lang=uk&code=0a8dcc77381389d614bd8ff2f89e3be3
Give it a go yourself. You might want to use it to get across a message about a new product or to embed learning from a training issue that you are discussing. Here's another one I put together in about 2 minutes...
http://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/index.php?module=see&lang=fr&code=053a194bd64ba3387025223f43b202e6
Here's a few links of sites that provide this free service...
http://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/index.php
http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/
http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/v2/
http://www.grapheine.com/futeboltv/
Have fun!
The possibilities are endless and you can play around with the idea as much as you want until you feel it is right. The method of delivery is both fun and memorable as the following clip on this link will show...
http://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/index.php?module=see&lang=uk&code=0a8dcc77381389d614bd8ff2f89e3be3
Give it a go yourself. You might want to use it to get across a message about a new product or to embed learning from a training issue that you are discussing. Here's another one I put together in about 2 minutes...
http://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/index.php?module=see&lang=fr&code=053a194bd64ba3387025223f43b202e6
Here's a few links of sites that provide this free service...
http://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/index.php
http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/
http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/v2/
http://www.grapheine.com/futeboltv/
Have fun!
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