This survey of interactive video concentrates on training applications and British projects after the first year of British activity in this market.

Interactive video: is it all talk, or is somebody out there actually doing something? Having discussed theoretical and technical questions in this series in past months, I would now like to describe some practical applications. If you attended EPIC's Interactive Video Briefing in London in...

If you've been following this series over the last five months, you've read about the concept of interactive video and its use in training, about production standards and compatibility, about instructional design and authoring systems, about what people in the industry here and in America are...

Resistance to new buzz words and the latest technical jargon used to be almost a matter of principle for me. I don't know if we can blame the Government for dreaming up Information Technology Year, or whether the buzzword technocrats are truly irrestistible. But I've been converted. And, like...

This is just a random selection of headlines from my clippings file. It seems, these days, that just about every magazine concerned with either video or training has at least a news snippet about some well‐known organisation establishing (or expanding) a video training programme. A single...

I am an unashamed convert to interactive video. But in my process of conversion I have had to learn some key terms from my new technical catechism. It has been painful but inevitable and in this article I want to offer a quick summary by discussing one key issue — COMPATIBILITY. Will what you...