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10 Tips For Giving Effective Virtual Presentations

What to know before you go live.

September 26, 2016

Presenting online? Try these suggestions to improve your results. | Illustration by Tricia Seibold

As audiences go global and you need to reach more people through technology (including webinars, conference calls and teleconference), you must consider the challenges to connecting with a virtual audience. Here I pinpoint 10 valuable best practices to ensure you communicate successfully.

1. Be Brief

Audiences begin to lose attention after roughly 10 minutes of hearing from the same presenter. If you have more than 10 minutes of content, use interactive activities to keep your audience engaged (for example, take a poll, give quizzes, or ask audience members for their opinions via chat).

2. Be Simple

Keep slides simple — avoid too many words, graphics and animation features. Less is definitely more!

Light yourself well | Illustration by Tricia Seibold

3. Be a TV Personality

Look straight into your camera, not the screen. Wear clothing that is neutral in color (no plaids or stripes). Light yourself well and from above. Be mindful of what appears behind you in the background. Invest in a good microphone.

4. Be Standing

Even though your audience cannot see you, stand when you present. This allows you to stay focused and use good presentation delivery skills such as belly breathing, vocal variety, and pausing.

5. Be Prepared

Practice delivering your presentation with your technology in advance of your talk. Make sure all of the features of the technology work. Record your practice using the recording feature of your tool. Watch and listen to learn what works and what you can improve.

6. Be Assisted

Have someone available to deal with technical issues and to field email/text questions. Also, if you have multiple remote audience members in one location, be sure to pick one of them to be your “eyes and ears.” Ask them to queue up questions and facilitate discussion on your behalf.

7. Be Specific

Ask pointed questions to avoid too many people answering at once. For example, rather than ask, “Are there any questions?” try “Who has a question about the solution I provided?” Set a ground rule that people state their names prior to speaking.

Imagine your audience | Illustration by Tricia Seibold

8. Be Synchronized

Transitions are critical. You must connect what you just said to what is coming next when you move from point to point. Transitions between topics and slides are good opportunities to get people reengaged to your talk.

9. Be Connected

Imagine your audience even though you can’t see them. You can place pictures of audience members behind your camera so you can look at people as you present.

10. Be Early

Encourage your audience to access your call or webinar in advance of the start time so you can iron out any technical issues in advance and get them familiar with the technology.

Matt Abrahams is a Stanford GSB organizational behavior lecturer, author, and communications coach.

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Crush Your Next Virtual Presentation

A little prep can go a long way.

While virtual communication platforms help keep remote teams connected, they’re not always the ideal venue for delivering engaging presentations. It’s difficult (or impossible) to read your audience’s nonverbal cues over video and audio — if you’ve lost them, you might not even realize it. You’re also up against the many distractions inherent to working from home. Delivering effective presentations over video requires a little extra preparation. Ask a few people you trust to help you out before and after the meeting by being ready to participate when called on and by giving you actionable feedback afterward. Learn about your audience in advance and build in a short, relevant personal story that will make them feel included. Above all, be concise and clear.

My coaching client, an engineer named Carlos, is a magnificent in-person storyteller. He talks with his hands and tells lengthy, animated stories replete with humorous metaphors and plot twists. His wit and warmth used to be received positively.

• GS Gia Storms is a leadership coach and member of The Boda Group. She facilitates team and executive coaching from Los Angeles.

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Best practices for virtual presentations: 15 expert tips that work for everyone.

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In today’s COVID-19 world, virtual meetings and presentations have become the norm. While many presentation skills and best practices apply to both in-person and virtual presentations, expert virtual presenters understand the importance of adjusting their approach to match the medium. With in-person presentations, you more or less have a captive audience — you still need be engaging, but your audience is kind of stuck with you for the duration. But with virtual presentations, your audience has a greater opportunity to stray. You now have to compete for their eyes, ears, hearts, and minds against diminished attention spans, increased home and work life distractions, and conflicting priorities. 

Here are 15 expert tips to set you up for success in your next virtual presentation:

1.     Get the Lighting Right:  As a presenter, it is essential that people can see you well. Make sure you have good front light—meaning the light shines brightly on your face. If your back is to a window, close the shades. While natural light is often the best choice, if your home office doesn’t have natural light and you do a lot of virtual presentations, consider purchasing supplemental lighting to enhance your image.

2.     Choose the Right Background:  Try to use a background that enhances your professional image and is aligned with your message. Avoid a cluttered background or anything that can be distracting. Learn whether your presentation platform enables you to use virtual backgrounds (like Zoom) or whether you can blur your background (like Microsoft Teams). Your background can either add to your professional presence or detract from it.

3.     Know the Technology:  Nothing kills a presentation faster than a presenter who fumbles with the technology. This is a performance, so make sure you know how to make it work. A dry run is essential so that you’re comfortable with the platform features. It’s best to have a co-host (or producer or moderator) assist you with the technology so that you can focus on your presentation. Make sure you practice with the same technical set up (computer and internet connection) that you will use when you deliver the presentation.

4.     Play to the Camera:  When you are the one speaking, look directly into your computer’s camera , not on the screen or at the other participants. This takes some practice, but it makes the viewer feel as if you are looking right at them. Some presenters turn off their self-view so that they aren’t distracted by their own image. Put the camera at eye level . Try not to have your camera too far above or below you. If it’s too low, then you run the risk of creating a double chin. A camera too high makes it difficult to maintain eye contact, as you may find your gaze dropping as you speak. If you are part of a panel or a team of presenters, make sure you are aware of when your camera is on. If you are not speaking but your camera is on, make sure you look like you are paying attention! Powerful presenters understand the importance of making eye contact with their audience, so this means you have to simulate the same effect virtually.

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5.     Get Close (But Not Too Close).  You want the camera to frame your face, neck, and shoulders. People are drawn to faces, so you don’t want to lose that connection by being too far away, but you also don’t want your face to take over the whole screen like a dismembered head because, well, that looks weird. Practice your positioning and distance.

6.     Stand Up:  If possible, use a standing desk or position your laptop so you can stand at eye level with your computer. Standing up provides a higher energy level and forces us to put our body in a more presentation-like mode. If you have to sit, lean forward as you would if you were presenting at a real meeting or as if you were a TV news anchor. Avoid slouching away from the camera, as that sends a signal that you are disconnected from the audience.

7.     Be Animated:  Just like in a live presentation, you want to present with a little energy and animation. Too slow or too monotone in your voice makes it easy for folks to disengage and tune out. Keeping people engaged virtually requires you to actually be engaging.

8.     Pace Yourself:  Without real-time visual audience feedback cues, getting the pacing right can be difficult. Even though you want to infuse some animation and energy into your presentation don’t pump up the speed too much. If you tend to be a fast talker in real life, practice slowing down just a bit. If you’re a slow talker, you may want to speed up just a bit.

9.     Do A Sound Check:  If your sound is garbled, people will tune out. While people may forgive less than perfect video, if they can’t clearly hear you, they will leave. Practice with someone on the other end of the presentation platform. Make sure your sound emits clearly. Sometimes headphones or external microphones work better than the computer audio, sometimes not. Every platform is different, so make sure your sound quality is excellent every time. And again, you should practice with the same technical configurations and location that you will use for your presentation.

10.  Plug into Your Modem:  If possible, plug your computer directly into your modem using an Ethernet cable. This will give you the strongest signal and most stable internet connection. The last thing you want to happen during your presentation is to have a weak or unstable internet signal.

11.  Incorporate Redundant Systems.  If using slides, make sure someone else (another webinar co-host or producer) also has a copy of the slides just in case your internet goes wonky and you have to present by calling in. If you are using slides, make them visually appealing. Use high-quality graphics and limit the amount of text on each slide. It’s your job as presenter to deliver the content. The slides are meant to enhance your spoken words, not replace them.

12.  Engage Your Participants. Just as if you were doing an in-person presentation, craft your presentation to engage the audience. Incorporate chats, polls, raised hand features, etc. Try not to speak for more than ten minutes without some sort of audience engagement. Use the participant list to interact with your participants by name. Have people chat or raise a hand if they want to speak. Keep track of the order of people and then call on them to invite them to turn on their mics or cameras. 

13.  Let Someone Else Check the Chats.  Don’t get sidetracked by the chats during your presentation. You’ll be shocked at how distracting it is to your train of thought if you attempt to read the chats while speaking. Instead, have your co-host or producer monitor the chats. If you ask people to chat you answers or comments to a question you’ve posed, then pause your talking and engage directly with the chats by acknowledging them, reading them out loud, and commenting on them. 

14.  Evaluate and Enhance:  If possible, record the session and take the time to play back and look for areas that worked well and areas that you might want to improve upon. Great presenters, whether virtual or in person, understand the value of continually honing their craft. Be sure to acknowledge your strengths as well as your areas of improvement.

15.  Be Yourself and Have Fun:  Again, just like in face-to-face presentations, audiences connect to authenticity, so be yourself! Let your personality show through. Have fun. If you look like you’re enjoying the presentation so will others. Research shows that happy people retain information better than bored or disinterested people, so model the energy that you want to create. The audience takes its cue from you.

Remember, whether you are presenting in-person or virtually, all presentations are performances. And all performances are in service to your audience. Their time is valuable, so honor that time by delivering the best presentation you can. No matter what kind of presentation you are giving, you must find ways to create authentic audience connection, engagement, and value.

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Best Presentation Skills Training

The ability to present your ideas confidently and persuasively is the single greatest skill you can learn to succeed in a globally competitive world. Here are the best Presentation Skills Training courses to you to help you achieve this.

What Makes an Effective Presentation?

Futurelearn.

On this course, you will have the opportunity to discuss the features of an effective presentation and investigate how to design and develop your own presentation. You will explore effective presentation techniques to help you evaluate and improve your presentation skills.

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Auther: Andrew Preshous

Presenting on Video (with Online Practice)

Virtualspeech.

Learn how to deliver successful video-based presentations on Zoom, Webex and more. Then you have the unique opportunity to practice, improve and build your confidence in our virtual presentation simulator.

Auther: Dom Barnard

High Impact Presentation

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Effective communication is critical in any role. Whether you are persuading colleagues, selling to a client, or energizing a team, the power of your presentation makes the difference between success and failure. This course teaches how to properly execute your presentation and stand out from the crowd.

Auther: Multiple

Seth Godin on Presenting to Persuade

Instead of focusing on the craft of making slides, Seth Godin takes you on a journey to understand what your presentation is actually for. He'll help you see that a presentation is a unique and powerful opportunity, a chance to be heard, a moment where you have the leverage to make something happen.

Auther: Seth Godin

Presenting Made Brilliant

Rada business.

This online course is an intensive, practical course that takes the focus away from what you present and instead focuses on how you present. You are taught how to build a confident and credible presence in highly pressured environments, how to open and close presentations convincingly, and more.

Auther: Jem Stein

Professional Business Presentations

This course discusses how to effectively create presentations with quality formatting, the proper design elements and organization. The learner will identify the proper presentation format and software for their audience.

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The Art of Effective Presentations

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Tell a story, engage the audience, leave them inspired. This course provides a roadmap for delivering effective presentations and motivating an audience through forming your message, designing visuals and demos, preparing for the unexpected, and effective delivery strategies.

Auther: John Papa

Presenting with Confidence

Learn how to present confidently to hook your audiences, stakeholders, and colleagues, keep them engaged and leave a lasting impression. Make an impact whether online or in-person.

Auther: Gagan Singh

Design Better Presentations

Creativelive.

This class will teach you basic design principles you can apply to your presentation decks. You’ll learn how to work with type, color and image and lay out information with confidence. You’ll also Identify what type of presenter you are and design your presentation to support this.

Auther: Lara McCormick

Establishing Credibility as a Speaker

Linkedin learning.

Audiences will assess the credibility of presenters before they even begin speaking. In this course, Laura Bergells shares techniques that help speakers develop personal credibility. She shows you how to earn the attention and interest of your audience right away by using key nonverbal and emotional skills.

Auther: Laura Bergells

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Through stories, videos and case examples, this program offers an actionable, step-by-step method anyone can adopt to create and deliver inspiring in person or virtual presentations that are engaging, persuasive and memorable.

Auther: Carmine Gallo

Mastering Presentation Design

Taking the time to customize decks to match an audience's style or to fit the mood of the project will set the best possible stage for your ideas or offer. You’ll learn step-by-step how to research visual styles, source free high-quality images and fonts, create strong layouts, customize slides to sell your ideas or project, and lots more.

Auther: Lara Evens

Data Analysis and Presentation Skills: the PwC Approach

Explore how a combination of better understanding, filtering, and application of data can help you solve problems faster - leading to smarter and more effective decision-making. You'll learn how to present data to others in a way that gets them engaged in your story and motivated to act.

Auther: Alex Mannella

Communication Skills and Teamwork

Effective writing and presentation skills are essential for career success. Learn how to create and deliver high-impact communications, improve your soft skills, and effectively lead and collaborate on teams.

Auther: Jim Pautz

Designing a Presentation

In this course, designer Tony Harmer takes you through the essentials of presentation design to give you the tools you'll find most useful in thinking about, designing, and building successful presentations. Tony covers a variety of key topics, including mood boards, layout, color considerations, type, graphics and images, charts, transitions, and animations.

Auther: Tony Harmer

High-Impact Presentations (with Online Practice)

High-stakes presentations require more than just basic presentation skills. They require professional-level delivery techniques and the confidence to deliver at the highest level in any business setting. This course teaches you how to execute important presentations, which you can then practice in interactive exercises.

Auther: Julian Mayhew

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Giving a virtual presentation can be an intimidating prospect, and the use of technology for delivery can be complex and daunting. We will teach you skills and techniques required in the planning, preparation, and delivery of effective presentations in a virtual environment. You will learn to actively engage your participants and practice effective use of your voice to compensate for lack of body language.

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• Deploy strategies for engaging a virtual audience
• Delivery of dynamic virtual presentations
• Learn to simultaneously present and build rapport while using a technology platform
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Preparing Your Presentation

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• Optimizing Your Delivery Style
• Learning Modalities
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• Voice Inflection
• The First 5 Minutes
• Critical Components of a Virtual Opening
• Modifying for a Virtual Medium
• Commanding Conclusions
• Guidelines for Visual Aids
• Platform Settings and Troubleshooting

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• Engaging Ideas
• Elements of Personal Style
• Handling Q&A
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A Guide to Mastering Virtual Presentations

Virtual presentations are a new standard. With over 30+ billion presentations being created every day, traditional in-person presentations, which used to be the commonality, are more and more being adapted to a more frequent online presentation scenario. 

Through the pandemic in 2020, the video conferencing platform Zoom had a participant increase of 2900% with a daily meeting participant figure of 350 million people in December of that year. Yet, either triggered by the lack of human interaction or technological barriers, the truth is that online presentations can still and easily feel daunting.

That doesn’t need to be the case, however! With online presentation templates for a solid base and specific tactics to keep remote audiences engaged, presenters can easily connect with people in a virtual setting for great presentation success. 

This guide to virtual presentations provides a definition of virtual presentations, common examples, and instructions on how to best present online. 

What’s a virtual presentation?

A virtual presentation is an event whereby a presenter or a group of people face an audience online to go over virtual material of common interest. In the best of scenarios, a great rendition of an online presentation is clear, meeting a specific purpose that is of its audience’s interest. 

Examples of virtual presentations

At SlideModel, each of our presentation templates sets a valuable example of the kind of virtual presentation that works best for very particular settings. These go over topics in business, strategy presentations , marketing, and SWOT Analysis templates , to name a few. There are also different presentation themes to these on diverse virtual presentation templates; the latest to suit numerous needs. 

How virtual presentations happen

Virtual presentations most commonly take place via web or video conferencing platforms. Though many tools exist to allow a presenter to meet an audience exclusively online, the most famous for this purpose are currently Zoom, as we described above, as much as Microsoft Teams , Google Meet, and Skype. Other virtual presentations can take advantage of video presentations , where the presenter records the presentation , save it as a video, and then stream it to the target audience using a video presentation platform.

In general, these platforms include a screen-sharing ability to let presenters display online presentation decks . And they’ve become a great go-to resource with an augmented work-from-home (WFH) model worldwide. 

Different Types of Online Presentations

Internal virtual presentations (between colleagues).

We give these kinds of presentations to people within our organization. Whether it’s for the same department or team as ours or another stakeholder within our company, college, or any sort of official body with which we interact, internal presentations serve people whose interests and needs we can access first-hand via a common ground. 

Events (conferences, discussion panels, TED talks)

More public than the first item, virtual presentations can also be part of large events, whether these are public or private. Take all sorts of online conferences or talks into account. We can go online to meet worldwide communities of diverse sorts and be invited to speak at a discussion panel or conference, for example, making our presence visible to multiple computer users or over a single live broadcast on a large screen in an auditorium, for instance. 

Sales presentations with prospects

At times, pitches need to happen on-screen with potential prospects who give us a certain allotted timeframe in their schedules for us to touch base on our product or offer. Virtual sales pitch is another method to use.

Training or educational online presentations

Another type of online presentations can be delivered for training presentations . Those can happen for internal and even external teams or as part of an educational program at different institutions.

When we’re seeking to build talent up with new skills, our presentations require a lot of clarity with specific instructions, workflows, examples, charts, videos, and as many interactive or information-specific tools as possible. 

But how do we present online events like the above? 

How to Prepare for Virtual Presentations

Here are a few tips on how to best prepare for virtual presentations. We’ve made sure to include these steps as being well-prepared for an online meeting can significantly improve your road to success.

As usual, do your research before putting a single slide together. Reading up on what you will talk about to an audience can set an enormous difference between the knowledge you bring to a presentation and that of anyone else in the same room with you. Chances are that people listening to you as a presenter are very invested in your topic. As such, they can come from diverse backgrounds, and truly have a natural interest in what you have to say. Be valuable to your audience with high-quality content. For that, seek what interests them, how they respond to similar material, and the best ways in which you can engage them. 

Putting material together

Then, work at designing great PowerPoint slides . Keep a balance between design and content, tailoring what you present with your branding or voice in competitive, slick design that also clearly exposes your expertise. 

Consider your audience’s attention spans here. For that, spread content throughout several slides, if possible. Instead of packing each slide full of text or images, fill them with catchy titles, relevant sub-titles, meaningful text, and attention-grabbing visuals. Doing so will add dynamism and generate a more frequent visual change viewers are bound to appreciate. 

Add the above visual flow especially if your audience will need to spend a long time on-screen to follow you. Quicker online presentations can, on the contrary, afford concise and to-the-point material over the shortest amount of slides you can muster.  

Preparing your script

You may have all the know-how in the world on a given topic, company, subject of study, a product, or whatever is getting you to a virtual presentation need. Yet, an outline of ideas, a sequence of thoughts, and the most important areas of your presentation are all valuable tools to ensure success as you present. 

Write your thoughts out. Think of the sentences you’re verbalizing, how you’re phrasing your communications, and the order in which these will be presented. Slides don’t make up for your verbal communication. That vocal area needs preparation, too. 

Write an outline, jot down pointers, and even prepare an essay, if you must. However you feel most comfortable, a script in any form is necessary for a clear rendition of your ideas in front of an audience, whether that happens virtually or in person. 

While you’re at it, include attention-grabbers as you prepare what you’ll say. These can be as easy as saying: “Look over to our graph at the bottom right”, for example, inviting people to actually connect to what you’re presenting. These tricks are especially needed during an online presentation given the potential audiences have to be distracted via so many other means that are available on their computer, tablet, or cellphone. 

Practicing in front of an audience

Quite succinctly, peer feedback can do wonders for your virtual presentations. Gather whoever will connect with you to get their valuable insight on what’s coming through from your efforts. 

Sit back without judgment to listen to what business partners, friends, and even family have to say about your work.

Recording a demo

Tied to above, record that session. You can use it as your demo. 

Pushing you to be fully ready for a practice run will ensure you have thought about everything that matters for your final presentation. It will also add a level of security that can give you a more successful edge in the end. 

This practice might sound tedious, but it can also help your team, for example, if you bring people on board to your demo before you launch a product, face a client, present before a different department, face your teacher, and so much more!

Checking your online tools

Because online presentations essentially depend on technological tools, much more so than in any other kind of presentation setting, take the time to check everything works before you get started. 

Check your invitation links, log in to your meeting platform, open up relevant files, click on the presentation sharing icon, and make sure you’ve got all the privileges you need to perform any action you intend on making. Test your audio, try your mic and speakers, and hit the record button as a trial…do it all!

A demo, practice, and even setting 30 minutes ahead of your presentation can be golden for you to troubleshoot any unexpected technological failures. Go through your required steps one by one to make sure everything works!

Presenters are muted quite commonly and cannot get their volume to function, their cameras have stopped working, or they simply can’t share their screen. While no one will generally count that against anyone if the delays aren’t meaningful, this kind of setback can easily signal a lack of preparation. Because many issues can get in the way of a successful and timely virtual meeting, prepare for those challenges ahead of time. 

Concentration

Once your checklist up to here is done, remember to take some time for yourself. Seek your focus. However you concentrate best, find that mental spot where you can truly be attuned to your thoughts and the way you speak. Release any heavy emotions, such as anger, fear, anxiety, or stress. And seek to be balanced within your own self. Even three deep breaths can do the trick if time is pressing, but never forget to start presenting until you’re at your best concentration level. 

Putting yourself out there

Then go for it! Hit that record or live button, let people in your waiting room into your meeting area, say hi to anyone present, or let people know if you’re expecting anyone or waiting for someone for a few minutes. Become the host and take over as a leader, which is ultimately what presentations are about; for a specific period, all attention will be on you. Take your space, put yourself out there, and do your best. 

Establishing conversation

Virtual presentations don’t end when you’re done presenting your slides. Whenever possible, open up the space for the audience to give you feedback, ask questions, and engage in conversation with you. You can include a question and answer (Q&A) session or display frequently asked questions as a means of addressing commonly unclear areas. Also, leave room to address whatever comments come up via chat. 

By the way, just as a pointer to get your next presentation rolling, set the stage at the beginning of your online presentation in terms of when and how you’d like your audience to ask questions. Will everyone be able to stop you as you’re presenting to clear any items that come up? Or would you rather leave all questions for last? 

Commonly, addressing questions via chat or at the end of the session keeps your attendees’ focus under better control. Remember you’re directing people’s attention every time you present. This works just like a maestro would command an orchestra. Make the best of your expertise and knowledge to wow your audience with a unique presentation that gets people talking. 

Conclusions

Virtual meetings aren’t going anywhere. If anything, the use of online tools to group on a given topic is more and more common. As work-from-home leniency becomes widespread after COVID-19, especially, we can heavily rely on virtual presentations being here to stay. 

Consider using slide deck templates to help your slide quality. Templates are a great base for design as much as content. With industry or topic-specific material, templates are a great guide that can also accelerate how you create and share content in a high-paced environment. 

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“ Where did you learn how to do that? I found this tutorial on YouTube .” We all have had this conversation at some point, by now. Video has become the format of choice for self-instruction, whether on YouTube or on one of the many growing commercial online learning platforms like Udemy, Skillshare, or Coursera. But video-based learning also plays an increasingly important role in corporate training programs.

Today more than ever, with the popularity of remote and hybrid workplaces, L&D professionals agree that video-based learning is an essential ingredient to any successful employee upskilling or onboarding process. If you are looking to start implementing video-based learning in your company, or you want to optimize your training strategy, then this guide is for you!

What is video-based learning?

Video-based learning is a remote training method that relies on live or prerecorded video to teach new skills and knowledge. Video-based learning uses images, graphics, on-screen text, and audio to deliver a multi-sensory learning experience that fosters engagement and knowledge retention.

Reasons to use video-based learning

There are quite a few reasons why video-based learning is particularly well-fitted for corporate training programs :

• Video learning works both for independent learning scenarios and instructor-led teaching.
• Video-based learning is self-paced, which helps learners better organize their training around their busy schedules and learn at a time and pace that suits them best.
• Similarly, video facilitates micro-learning and Just-in-time learning, which have proven their worth in corporate training.
• The performance of your video-based learning is easier to assess, especially with a professional-grade platform like Kaltura Virtual Classroom , which comes with comprehensive analytics dashboards.
• Video learning can easily be scaled, since an unlimited number of learners can consume the content, anytime, anywhere.

More advantages of video-based learning

These three points are specifically beneficial in the case of corporate Learning & Development. But video-based learning offers a few more general advantages:

Video engages all senses

As I said before, video can avail of moving images, graphics, on-screen text, and audio to convey knowledge. Not only does this multi-sensory approach help the learner retain the information better, but it also offers more tools to explain complex concepts. The human brain processes video content much faster than written material. This also makes video extremely versatile. You can teach anything with video.

Video allows for higher accessibility

Video can be consumed remotely, at any time, and on any device. This makes video a highly accessible format to anyone, physically or geographically challenged. But video can also be captioned and translated so viewers can consume the content without sound or in another language.

Video-based learning is cost-effective

The production of a video-based course implies a one-time cost, after which the content can be reused as long as it’s relevant. The consumption of the video content incurs no further travel costs, instructor fees, or overhead. The lack of recurring costs and the relatively low cost of video production nowadays has resulted in companies saving 50-70% with video-based learning . This also contributes to the scalability of video-based learning as a format.

Challenges of video-based learning

I chose the word challenges intently because the potential drawbacks of video-based learning can be solved:

Video-based learning is a passive learning experience

Video requires the learner to sit and passively consume information, which anyone knows is not ideal. But this passivity can be countered in two ways:

Corporate learning is best done on the job (learning while doing) and just-in-time (learning at the time the information is needed). Microlearning content (short bites of information on a single topic or how to perform one task) that is readily available at the time it’s needed by the employee will turn video-based learning into a more active learning experience.

Another way to make video-based learning a more active learning experience is by incorporating hot spots or interactive video paths. These are clickable in-video options that alter the course of the video in a “create your own adventure” kind of way. Interactive video paths are surprisingly easy to make with Kaltura’s video solutions.

Video-based learning lacks instructor feedback

The advantage of instructor-led courses is that the learner can interact with the teacher and ask questions, while the teacher can immediately assess the learner’s comprehension and remediate where needed. It’s important to have those mechanisms (or alternatives) in place for your video-based learning program, as well. Make sure the learners can access Q&As and other additional resources. It’s good practice to add the contact details of an instructor on-call or an in-house expert about the video, so the learner always has a live person to talk to. You should also organize weekly consultation hours with an instructor or L&D professional.

Video-based learning is for independent learners

Video-based learning puts a lot of responsibility on the learner. They need to organize and pace their own learning and make sure they retain the new information. This type of learning doesn’t suit everyone. Some learners require more guidance and structure. The use of analytics, quizzes, and other types of assessment, along with the assistance of a dedicated L&D professional can help these students benefit from video-based learning as well.

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In this section, we discuss the 6 most popular types of video training with examples to give you an idea of what video-based learning can look like:

Animated explainers and whiteboard videos

These became a very popular type of learning video in recent years. Animated explainer videos are versatile, effective, and relatively cheap to outsource and produce. They are great for introducing new processes with simple animated designs, supported by voice-over and text.

Example: How does Microsoft Azure work?

Live-action explainer videos

Live-action explainer videos illustrate and convey the new information through a scripted story. This format is great at explaining processes that need to be applied in specific situations and scenarios. This type of video can be very impactful, like the example below. However, live-action explainer videos require larger budgets and more effort altogether. Trying to produce this quickly and with a low budget can easily yield corny or boring results.

Example: Ohio State University staff security instructional video

Talking-head expert videos

The talking-head video format really exploded in the last two years, as many people repurpose their expert webinars or video conference recordings into on-demand learning videos. This type of video is cheap and easy to produce and is great for creating an emotional connection between the viewer and the speaker. You can break the monotony of the talking head stream with screen shares, slide presentations, or other media. The following example only switches to a talking head format after 1’30”, so be patient.

Example: Brain Expert Jim Kwik on How to Learn Anything Faster | Inc.

Screencast videos

Screencasts or screen-sharing videos are immensely popular on YouTube, especially for software tutorials where it makes sense to look at the trainer’s screen. They are also very easy and cost-efficient to produce, so if you plan on creating video-based learning around a software or platform tutorial, then screencasts are the way to go. The following example of a screencast video has been viewed more than 16 million times.

Example: The Beginner’s Guide to Excel – Excel Basics Tutorial

Kinetic text-based videos

These are videos featuring text animations on static backgrounds. Kinetic text-based videos are a bit limited in use cases, but they are great for topics that contain a lot of data, graphics, numbers, and lists. The example below isn’t a learning video per se, but it does a good job demonstrating how captivating kinetic text-based videos can be.

Example: Student Design Awards Winner – Curiosity: Kinetic typography

Interactive video

With interactive videos, the viewer chooses the course of the video by clicking on-screen options according to their interests. These so-called interactive video paths open a host of possibilities for interactive video-based learning and make for very engaging training videos. With Kaltura’s video solutions, interactive video is very easy to produce and doesn’t require the help of a video expert or IT person. The following example uses Kaltura’s interactive video paths.

Example: Make your next event a next-level event

Why is video-based learning popular with learners?

In one sentence, learners particularly enjoy the flexibility, the ability to stir emotions, and the effectiveness of video-based learning.

Learners can consume video-based learning content when it fits their schedule and at times they feel they learn best. As opposed to dry and passive in-class sessions, video-based learning is entertaining. It can be fun or inspirational. Learners also know that they learn best through video-based learning. The use of images, graphics, animations, and voice all work together to break down and retain complex information. Tests revealed that people still remembered 65% of the information they had learned from a video after three days, compared to 10% of the information retained from audio-only content.

Video-based learning strategy: how to implement it?

There are a thousand ways to go about implementing a performant video-based learning strategy. It varies according to your company’s situation, learning needs, and culture. So, consider these as tips rather than a ‘step-by-step’:

Figure out what you need

Understand your company’s weaknesses and how to strengthen them with employee training. Map knowledge gaps and what new employees need to know or learn to be performant in their position. Make sure your learning strategy is aligned with company objectives.

Start Small

Have in-house experts create short talking-head videos or screencasts of single processes, tutorials, or onboarding topics and use a central repository like Kaltura to store, manage, and distribute your learning videos. With Kaltura, you can also provide a space for your employees to upload videos and share knowledge with others.

Experiment with format

Play around with the different formats and see what resonates best with your employees. Start with talking head videos and screencasts. Then try putting some more production value into important evergreen learning topics with animated explainers or even live-action videos. Analyze the performance of each video and tweak your strategy accordingly.

Keep your eyes on the price

… and the price of video-based learning is knowledge retention. So make sure to keep your learning videos short and engaging and don’t leave a stone unturned to foster understanding, engagement, and knowledge retention

The video below by Backlinko’s Brian Dean seamlessly blends talking head video with animated graphics, text overlays, screencasts, humor, etc. to make sure the viewer stays engaged and learning.

Building an effective video-based learning strategy your employees will love is an ongoing process. Make sure your video-based learning assets and employee engagement are measurable, analyze the performance of each video, and tweak your strategy accordingly.

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