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Pathways is in the Directors Chair again!
In the next few weeks the Pathways Training & eLearning team will be shooting a series of videos for a one of our valued clients. The...
Feb 16, 20183 min read


Technology & eLearning
As we wind our way through this first quarter of a new century, I continually marvel at the technological advances that have been...
Nov 3, 20173 min read


eLearning Videos at Pathways
In the upcoming weeks, the Pathways Training and eLearning team will be starting a large project that will require a significant amount...
Sep 28, 20173 min read


Exciting uses of Virtual Reality
Last week I continued a discussion on 360 video and virtual reality training, focusing on the possible “unseen” advantages of using...
Aug 9, 20172 min read


Advantages of Virtual Reality in Training Part III
Ideal for Millennials: There has been a significant amount of research completed around the habits, motivations and needs of the largest...
Jul 28, 20172 min read


Advantages of Virtual Reality in Training Part II
Last week I reviewed a very successful project Pathways was a part of where we created Canada’s first 360 video eLearning video which...
Jul 27, 20172 min read


Advantages of Virtual Reality Training Part I
A few months back the Pathways Training and eLearning team partnered with our friends at Saint John Ambulance to create one of Canada’s...
Jul 26, 20172 min read
Is File Size a Problem When Developing a Virtual Reality (VR) eLearning Module?
As we approach to the final stages of the production of our first virtual reality (VR) enabled eLearning module, it is important to...
Apr 3, 20172 min read

Innovation in Canada
Rumour has it that over the last few years, Canada has been lagging behind in innovation. The Conference Board of Canada’s Innovation...
Mar 28, 20172 min read


Future Outlook for 360 Video in eLearning
Recently the Pathways team took part in an exciting project in creating one of Canada’s first 360 video eLearning modules. For the past...
Mar 23, 20173 min read
Limitations deploying 360 eLearning videos on mobile devices
Moving forward with the development of our 360 eLearning video, we have found along the way that there are lots of opportunities to...
Mar 7, 20172 min read


Working with 360 Video Part II
Recently the Pathways team took part in an exciting project in creating one of Canada’s first 360 video eLearning modules. Last week I...
Mar 7, 20172 min read


Working with 360 Video
Recently the Pathways team took part in an exciting project in creating one of Canada’s first 360 video eLearning modules. While it was...
Mar 3, 20172 min read

2D tracking in 360 videos with After Effects
On a previous post, we discussed how to stitch and edit your 360 videos for eLearning modules. Let’s remember that, at the end of the...
Mar 1, 20174 min read

Google Cardboard and 360 eLearning Video
Let’s continue diving a bit more into our favourite topic of 2017. And I say favourite because as it is a developing technology, here at...
Feb 22, 20172 min read

Tips for Stitching and Editing a 360 eLearning Video
As per some of our previous posts, here at Pathways we have embarked on this amazing journey of creating 360 video for eLearning...
Feb 15, 20172 min read

The Next Evolution of eLearning
360 videos are the next step in the evolution of training and eLearning. When 360 video is added into an eLearning course, it allows the...
Feb 3, 20173 min read


Our First 360 Training Video Experience
This week the Pathways team were at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, partnering with St. John Ambulance, to record a 360 degree interactive...
Feb 3, 20172 min read
What Makes a Successful Training Video?
According to research, learners are more inclined to recall new material that is presented in video where they are able to both see and...
Dec 30, 20162 min read
Good, Fast Cheap – How It Relates to Picking a Corporate Training Vendor
You have probably heard the phrase “fast, good and cheap: pick two”. It is a favourite of mine and think it should be taken into account...
Dec 30, 20161 min read
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