Stephen Haskin started in video production and computing in the 1970's. He has worked with Digital Video and e-Learning since the late 1980's and he has been at the forefront of streaming media. Previously, Stephen was a producer and director of film and video, and won many awards for his work. Steve worked for the University of Michigan for several years, but has now returned to the private sector, where he currently directs and consults for distance learning projects and video. Steve frequently speaks at conferences and seminars and is the author of several books.

 

Articles by Stephen Haskin

Ten Myths about Video in e-Learning – Part 2

(5/10/10)
Last week, Steve exposed five common myths about e-Learning. This week, he offers five more, beginning with the most pervasive myth of all.

Ten Myths about Video in e-Learning - Part 1

(5/3/10)
Video has been called the original rapid e-Learning method, and there is no doubt that it is now an important medium in our work. However, there is also a great deal of misinformation and misunderstanding about video, spread in conferences, online forums, and over coffee. This two-part series examines ten of the most common of these myths.

Making Letters and Words Move: Video Titles in After Effects

(2/9/10)
Titles (letters and words on the screen) make a big difference in video, and they need to be done correctly. They shouldn’t attract attention to themselves, either by being too flashy or by being badly done. Here’s a quick tip on making use of movement in your titles, and it applies to almost any video editing program.

Making a Demonstration Video for E-Learning Use

(3/30/09)
Video can be an excellent medium for truly rapid development of e-Learning content. However, not many e-Learning developers have much skill or experience with video. Two outstanding videographers will give you everything you need to get started!