In the last months, we were working, testing, and discussing multimedia-based and interactive tools1 for learning and training (in Adult Education). We found several useful tools and described them on this webpage. We want to ask you about the Multimedia-Tools you use (regularly).
Which multimedia tools do you use in your training courses?
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From our point of view, multimedia-based content helps to engage learners in their learning process.
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Background to the mentioned Multimedia-Tools
Here you may find further information about the mentioned tools (if you are not common with them).
- Animaker
Animaker is a cloud-based Do-it-Yourself animated video-making app, with in-built features to address the growing demand for animated video making. - CANVA
This tool offers a versatile graphic framework. The company provides free PRO-access for non-profit training organisations. - Padlet
With the online tool “Padlet”, Trainers and their learners can compose content and notes on a digital pinboard, independent of time and place. - The H5P Framework
This tool aims to make it easy for everyone to create, share and reuse interactive HTML5 content. Interactive videos, interactive presentations, quizzes, and interactive timelines. - PowToon
PowToon is an eTool that creates animated videos for personal, educational, or business/professional use.
1 Multimedia tools refer to software applications or programs that allow users to create, edit, and manipulate multimedia content, which may include text, graphics, audio, video, and animation. These tools are often used by professionals such as graphic designers, video editors, and animators to create visually appealing and interactive content for various purposes, such as marketing, education, entertainment, and communication.
Multimedia tools can range from simple applications that allow users to create basic graphics or edit audio and video files, to complex software suites that offer a wide range of features for creating and editing multimedia content. Some common examples of multimedia tools include Adobe Photoshop for image editing, Adobe Premiere for video editing, and Adobe Audition for audio editing. Other popular multimedia tools include Canva, Inkscape, Blender, and Audacity.
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