From Screencasts to Podcasts: How to Choose the Training Format That Really Works
Have you ever wondered why a brilliant course topic sometimes fails to resonate, while complex subjects suddenly become clear and excite learners? The secret often lies in the format — a critical yet often overlooked element that can make or break the learning experience.
Whether you're an educator, instructional designer, HR or L&D professional, join our upcoming webinar to learn why course formats matter and how to use them effectively to achieve your learning goals.
Join us to:
- Discover the most popular course formats, from basic to more advanced, with their strengths and weaknesses.
- Learn how to choose the ideal course format based on subject matter, audience, learning objectives, and other factors.
- Take away practical insights for choosing the most suitable e-learning format based on training goals and resources available.
What you'll receive:
- A recording of the webinar
- A certificate of attendance
About the presenter
Anna is a senior instructional designer with over eight years of experience creating courses for diverse audiences and training needs. She’s also a regular speaker and instructor at iSpring events, including webinars, intensive training sessions, the flagship iSpring video course for instructional designers, and certification programs.
Anna Poli
Senior eLearning Developer at iSpring
Join us to:
- Discover the most popular course formats, from basic to more advanced, with their strengths and weaknesses.
- Learn how to choose the ideal course format based on subject matter, audience, learning objectives, and other factors.
- Take away practical insights for choosing the most suitable e-learning format based on training goals and resources available.
What you'll receive:
- A recording of the webinar
- A certificate of attendance
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