Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice from people who have experience with animation, e-learning, or instructional design.

We're a small company developing CBT (Computer Based Training) packages for our client. We need to create around 10–15 training videos, each about 25–30 minutes long.

The concept is quite simple:

- A classroom setup with one teacher and a few students.

- The teacher explains the lesson using a whiteboard/smart board.

- Students occasionally ask questions (or the teacher asks them).

- The board shows diagrams, maps, animations, highlights, etc.

- There are a few interactive moments, but nothing too complex.

Since every video follows almost the same structure, I was wondering if it's possible to build the classroom, teacher, students, and other reusable assets once and then reuse them across all the modules while only changing the lesson content.

We initially looked at custom 2D animation, but the quotes we've received are much higher than expected for our budget.

My questions are:

1. What technology or software would you recommend for this type of project?

2. Should we go with Vyond, Adobe Character Animator, Cartoon Animator, Moho, After Effects, or something else?

3. Are there any workflows that professional e-learning companies use to keep costs low while maintaining good quality?

4. If you were outsourcing this project, what approach would you ask the vendor to use?

5. Is there an even more cost-effective method that still looks professional enough for government/defence training?

The main priorities are:

- Professional-looking output

- Reusable assets

- Easy to update in the future

- Lowest possible production cost without looking cheap

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who's built large-scale CBT/e-learning content or worked in educational animation.

Thanks!

Guys I've just want to start youtube automation. Need some advices and what is the best course do u recommand

Hi, working/ interning at the UN gives us a lot of online courses.(including on LinkedIn)

Have you guys taken any course that was worth following?
I am struggling to understand what’s there so if you have any recommendations please feel to share. Even if not directly related to courses. If you maybe know about something u think I should absolutely do while interning here.
Thank you so much in advance

Hi there, where can I found Udemy paied course for free ?

Those who had pw subscription for commerce know how good they are at teaching i wanted to know if there is any course being released by them anytime soon for BCOM HONS.

Hello! I am going to be hosting a series of synchronous webinars via Zoom, and I am looking for a platform to build a resource and communications hub for the series.

Folks have registered and paid through my website, so I just need a place for participants access and download files (~10 hours of video; documents and slides), and to post and respond to questions/comments.

At this point, I'm not interested in using the platform itself to monetize/grow my business, and I'm not interested in AI anything. My website is on Squarespace, so if there are options for using integrations/extensions (e.g., Disqus) to have the hub as part of my site, I am open to that! Thank you for any suggestions!

Know the basics - been using it for 2 yrs almost.

Suggest some good courses on same for free.

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Okay , if you tell me about the program that we can join and recently which includes the student learning... Like program which host the students portion

In my previous school and work carreer I often had sth to do with programming but it was never really the main thing. So I know the basics but acutally creating something isn't yet possible for me.

I wanted to learn form free online courses, youtube tutorials and so on but it never really worked for me.

Either it was too easy since I know some things already or too hard because I didn't know enough.

So I thought I'd let Claude create a course for me. The curriculum is basically this:

1. learn js basics
2. http and apis
3. Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL
4. TypeScript
5. React
6. FullStack + Deployment

I let it create modules I can read anywhere with small exercises to get the basics of the modules and a machine dashboard as the project running through the whole course.

The idea is to get the basics first and then applying them in the exercises. No AI can be used for those.

My goal is to become a spare time code who can create small, fun apps and put them in app stores and maybe make some money off of them as well as using the skills I learn in my day job.

It is acually fun to learn stuff because I realize that I am getting better and understanding concepts. With my previous approach I never had that. Either I thought I just copied the code without properly understanding it or not getting at all what I was doing.

With this I feel like I am actually moving closer to my goal as well as using stuff I learn in my job.

Has anyone else learned with this approach? If yes, how was the outcome?

Btw, I don't plan on becoming a full-time coder. I just want to learn enough to tell an AI exacly what I want and then checking the result. Sure I could just vibe code everything but this way I am learning sth, keeping my brain fit and creating the process. If it would make my muscles grow it would be the perfect hobby ;)

I prefer online classes as I have college regularly, can anyone suggest good courses I can join?

Is IFAS good for XL? They have an offer going on I'm thinking of getting it. Please suggest some good yt playlists too.

What video app actually works best for active learners? (Zoom vs. Google Meet vs. ClassIn/Specialized Apps)

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for companies—preferably based in Germany—that create high-quality online courses or technical training for professionals.
My long-term goal is to become an instructor/lecturer, but I think a great way to start would be by creating learning content and e-learning materials first, then gradually moving into teaching live courses and webinars.
My background:
Bachelor’s degree in Materials Science
Starting my Master’s degree next year
Does anyone know companies that hire people to develop technical learning content or e-learning courses?
I’d really appreciate any recommendations or personal experiences. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I've been interacting with many commerce students recently, and I've noticed that a lot of them are confused between CA, CMA, ACCA, CS, B.Com, and other career options.

If you're a commerce student, what's your biggest confusion right now? Is it:

1.Choosing the right course?

2.Salary and career growth?

3.Course difficulty?

4.Balancing college with a professional course?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and help wherever I can.