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Getting Your Video Mobile in Five Simple Steps

201 Getting Your Video Mobile in Five Simple Steps

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Tuesday, June 24

Media

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Video is rapidly becoming one of the most popular media formats for learning. However, many organizations struggle when it comes to distributing video for and to mobile devices. Some of the challenges that organizations developing mobile-ready video for the frst time encounter include bandwidth, closed captioning, tracking, and organization of content.

In this session you will learn how you can leverage YouTube as an effective platform for delivering mobile video. You will explore how easily and quickly you can distribute video, and especially how well this approach works for deploying videos for mobile devices. You will also learn about various YouTube tools—such as YouTube Analytics—that can further enhance your mobile efforts.

In this session, you will learn:

  • How to quickly create a customized YouTube channel
  • How to tag videos for dissemination into various channel sections
  • How YouTube analytics can help guide your video-creation process
  • How YouTube tools such as closed captioning and annotations allow you to further extend video capabilities

Audience:
Novice designers, developers, and managers with an interest in learning how to use YouTube as a video platform.

Technology discussed in this session:
Basic video-capture software common to handheld devices; YouTube.

Mike Enders

Director of Content

Articulate

Mike Enders is the Director of Content at Articulate. His eclectic background includes stints working in leadership development, running a martial arts studio, teaching psychology, and building a custom eLearning company. Mike is an award-winning educator and eLearning developer and has been the recipient of bronze and honorable mention awards in the Articulate Guru competition. He also captured the award for best software system solution at SolutionFest 2013.

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