Simpleology has brilliant training videos. Anyone know how they're done?
Mark Joyner's simpleology.com site has an amazing feature that I'd love to learn more about for my own use. The training videos that educate you about using the site are completely integrated into the content in a really intuitive way.
Here's what happens:
1. You click on "Today's Training"
2. A flash video pops up to introduce the training. It ends with "Now go and do (whatever the task is) and click the continue button when you're done."
3. The video disappears and the task is presented. When you've completed it, you click the continue button.
4. A video reappears while you're brought to the next page and the same process occurs.
This is true "hand holding" training and is utterly brilliant.
So anyone know how it's done and if it's possible to re-create something like this without a massive budget?
Here's what happens:
1. You click on "Today's Training"
2. A flash video pops up to introduce the training. It ends with "Now go and do (whatever the task is) and click the continue button when you're done."
3. The video disappears and the task is presented. When you've completed it, you click the continue button.
4. A video reappears while you're brought to the next page and the same process occurs.
This is true "hand holding" training and is utterly brilliant.
So anyone know how it's done and if it's possible to re-create something like this without a massive budget?
There may be tough times, but the difficulties which you face
will make you more determined to achieve your objectives
and to win against all the odds.
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There may be tough times, but the difficulties which you face
will make you more determined to achieve your objectives
and to win against all the odds.