Developing Technology Training Videos
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Abstract
More and more, learners are looking for videos to help them learn technology skills. Sites like LinkedIn Learning (previously Lynda.com), Pluralsight, and even YouTube offer training videos that help people learn all types of tech skills, from Photoshop to Python. However, what if you want to create your own videos to help people learn basic technology skills? Well, it's not as daunting a task as you might think! With a specific idea of what you want to demonstrate, and the right tools, anyone can make a technology training video. In this presentation, you'll be introduced to video development workflows, tools for screen recording, and tips for easily making your videos accessible to all audiences.
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