I created this 90 second video (yes, maybe it’s a bit salesy at times) on how to use Zoom on Fiverr. I’m not sure why they don’t allow this feature for every type of account but they have a few unique twists when it comes to Zoom on Fiverr. The videos are automatically recorded and transcribed after each meeting. As a Fiverr seller, I can’t just drop a Zoom meeting into a chat because that’s against the Fiverr Terms of Service, but if you have Fiverr Business, I can drop their Zoom meeting into chat with ease. It really only takes 60 seconds to convert your account to a Business Account and it’s a great way to collaborate on projects.
Direct Fiverr Terms of Service page. Search for section 8.1 on their TOS page. You can’t use Google Meet until an order is placed.
My service includes the full cycle of development:
– Video editing/screencast/explainers
– Instructional design
– Storyboarding/scenarios
– Graphic design (UI/UX)
– Development in authoring tools
– Quality Assurance
– Integration into LMS
My usual workflow:
Step #1. To get the raw content from a client in any form that exists from their side (Raw Video, Slides, Docs, Brand Guides, etc).
Step #2. To identify goals and audiences.
Step #3. Instructional design and storyboard preparation.
Step #4. Graphic design and development in small pieces.
My development tools:
– Graphic design/prototyping: Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator, Canva, PowerPoint
– Course Development: Articulate Storyline/Rise, Adobe Captivate
– Animation/video editing: TechSmith Camtasia, Adobe Premiere/After Effects
– Audio editing: Audacity, Adobe Audition
– Storyboarding: Microsoft PowerPoint, Google Docs, TechSmith SnagIt
