Sunday, December 9, 2007

Videos Versus Narrated Photo Slideshows

Can narrated-photo-sideshows work in lieu of videos? Of course, it can. But there are good reasons to use video. To name a few:

  1. Presenting highly motivational leader, like the CEO in orientation programs.

  2. Showing complex operations of an equipment or skill, like a surgical procedure.

  3. And many other reasons.

However, if you are cost conscious and must produce video like narrated photo case studies, interactions, or illustrations, the narrated-photo-sideshows might do the work.

In this example provided by Psychological Associates, Inc., owner of SPQ4 (Selling to the Power of Q4), it was decided that narrated-photo-sideshows can keep the emotions, drama, suspense, and impact at far lesser cost than a video production.

Preview the case study on: "Gina's Case - Sizing Up Behaviors?:


Ray Jimenez, PhD www.vignettestraining.com
"Helping Learners Learn Their Way"


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