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Do it Yourself concepts for EduMedia

If you want to make your own educational multimedia, you might be wondering what kind of formats and tools you can use. We introduce some multimedia concepts that are easy to create and effective for learning. We will also show you some examples of videos that illustrate how these concepts work and what you need to make them. This section is a part of the training platform that KU Leuven created to help academics, researchers, teachers and students in understanding and creating educational multimedia. Most basic AV concepts are explained and demonstrated in short video clips.

You can access the platform in Dutch or English. All English videos have subtitles in Armenian and Georgian.

Total duration: 4 min

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Als je je eigen educatieve multimedia wilt maken, vraag je je misschien af welke formaten en tools je kunt gebruiken. We introduceren een aantal multimediaconcepten die gemakkelijk te maken en effectief voor het leren zijn. We laten je ook enkele voorbeelden zien van video’s die illustreren hoe deze concepten werken en wat je nodig hebt om ze te maken. Deze sectie maakt deel uit van het opleidingsplatform dat de KU Leuven creëerde om academici, onderzoekers, leerkrachten en studenten te helpen bij het begrijpen en maken van educatieve multimedia. De meeste basis AV-concepten worden uitgelegd en gedemonstreerd in korte videoclips.

Je hebt toegang tot het platform in het Nederlands of Engels. Alle Engelse video’s hebben ondertitels in het Armeens en Georgisch.

 

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