A hands-on approach to creating highly engaging instructional videos
According to edX research, 90% learners are distracted by video monotony. Combining the Kapwing feature can significantly improve this:
- Dynamic visualization: After uploading courseware recordings, use "Waveform" to generate colorful audio waveform animations, and add "Call-out" graphic annotations (e.g., circles/arrows) at key knowledge points.
- AI enhancement: Enable "Speaker Focus" to automatically zoom in on the speaker's screen, and "Auto Subtitles" to generate bilingual subtitles (main language + translation assistance).
- Rhythm control: Remove redundant pauses with "Smart Cut" and insert "Zoom Transition" animations at chapter transitions to keep each paragraph within 3-5 minutes.
Best Practice Example: After using these features in a university MOOC course, the completion rate increased by 271 TP3 T. It is recommended to cut long videos into micro-lesson modules by knowledge points, and add an interactive catalog that can be jumped to.
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