Corporate Learning & Academic Teaching with Video, Rapidmooc’s Easy-to-use Low-tech Solution @Howest

Video formats play a vital role in corporate learning and education today. They are an integral part of onboarding or tutorial sessions, and also find their place in blended learning and flipped classrooms.

More and more trainers and teachers embrace video as a teaching tool, as their target groups expect learning formats that are in line with modern development opportunities. The more tech-savvy use tools like OBS or Adobe Premiere, while others grapple with their webcams and recordings from MS Teams meetings.

How can we make professional digital learning formats accessible to staff members without prior technical knowledge, and without overburdening time and financial resources?

Howest University has set out to assist the teaching staff with an easy-to-use, low-tech solution for recording professional videos, and Rapidmooc has come up with the answer.

Join this Exhibition Seminar and find out about:

• The role of video formats in today’s e-learning
• How to involve a wider range of users in in-house video production
• How todemocratise the production of digital learning formats by implementing an all-in-one and plug-and-play video studio
• Howest University as an example of a Rapidmooc success story

Tim Vanderhaeghen

Project Lead EdTech & Digital Learning, Howest, University of Applied Sciences

Tim Vanderhaegen is Project Lead EdTech & Digital Learning and Coordinator for Education Technologies at Howest University (Belgium). He successfully addressed the challenge of making content production accessible and user-friendly for a broad audience by implementing Rapidmooc's all-in-one video studio. In addition to his role at Howest University, Tim works as Constructional Designer and E-Learning Creator, making him the ideal contact person for all Rapidmooc users, both in terms of conceptual and content-related matters.