Learning Resource Video Production
Aarol Films have provided top-notch learning resource video production that is not only easy to understand but resonates with the viewer.
Collaborating with subject area leads, Aarol Films can carefully craft video to cater to different learning styles, be included on your course and make complex topics simple and fun.
Our videos have helped build confidence into high school entering university, featured in nationwide education campaigns (Maths Week UK) and eased mature students back into education system.
Who is learning resource video production for?
Maybe you’re a teacher looking to make resources to support your course?
Your in the right place, Aarol Films have made learning accessible for children, school students and adult learners all through video for notable clients such as The University of Edinburgh, National Museums of Scotland, LEAPs and SWAP.
Where can e-learning videos be used?
Learning Resource videos can be screened in school classrooms for students to learn from or hosted on an e-learning platforms (such as Articulate Rise 360) where the videos can sit with interactive modules for students to complete and track progress.
What our clients have to say…
“Scott was fantastic to work with. He is very creative and can “think out of the box” which has enabled us to make a brilliant educational film for secondary schools.
His laid back nature and friendly personality allowed him to work with a variety of people from young babies to mums and dads and to achieve natural, un-staged footage which certainly makes the film.”
NHS Highland
“We could not be happier with the quality of the work produced by Aarol and their professionalism, creativity, openness and flexibility. And in terms of value for money, again, we could not be more satisfied. Working with Aarol has always been an extremely enjoyable and productive experience and I cannot recommend them highly enough.”
SWAP East
“Scott was very effective and lovely! Really enjoyed working collaboratively on the project and hopefully there’s a chance for us to do so again!”
The University of Edinburgh
(Disabled Network)
