Description
This is a simple video tutorial made in Adobe Premiere about how to insert a new image and then change that image in Word on a PC. Most people default to inserting a new image each time, even when swapping one image for another. However, inserting a new image in your document can disrupt formatting. This short video demonstrates how to change an image (rather than inserting a new one) so as to preserve formatting.
Process
- Rough sketched a learner profile to conceptualize who might use this video.
- Designed two learning objectives. User should be able to recall how to:
- insert a new picture
- replace a picture.
- Created a template document to model the insert/change picture steps.
- Wrote a script for the video.
- Used Loom to screen capture the steps.
- Made timing edits and added voice narration and captions in Premiere.
Highlights
- Captions to improve accessibility.
- A clean, minimalist document to reduce cognitive overload while viewing the material.
- High-contrast text and images for visual accessibility.
Technology
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Loom
- Microsoft Word
- Canva
- Vimeo