E-learning Uncovered
SEPTEMBER 13, 2012
As of February, 2012, 19% of American adults own a tablet (with a prediction that this number will increase significantly [some predict it will more than double like it did in 2011] by then end of the year). As the use of tablets increases, chances are good the people taking online courses will want to access them from the comfort of their tablets–whether you designed the courses to be tablet-friendly or not!
E-learning Uncovered
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012
There has been a lot written about the major changes in Captivate 6 since it was released in June, such as HTML5 publishing, new LMS integration features, Smart Interactions, etc. (If you aren’t familiar with them, check out these screencasts from Adobe and this article from Joe Ganci in Learning Solutions.). Since I just finished up our E-Learning Uncovered: Adobe Captivate 6 book (available on Amazon ), I became familiar with many of the little changes that aren’t getting as much press.
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E-learning Uncovered
SEPTEMBER 27, 2012
It seems we could all use 30 hours in a day to help get everything done, but there’s no use in hoping that dream will come true—we’re left to our own devices to make everything fit into our busy schedules. Keyboard shortcuts are one way to do that. Back in March, Diane wrote a post about keyboard shortcuts that work in most software. And be sure to check out our reference guides for keyboard shortcuts for Storyline , Lectora , and Captivate.
E-learning Uncovered
SEPTEMBER 20, 2012
We’ve had some success recently using a “Discuss Online” feature in a recent course for one of our clients that allows students to respond to scenarios and questions online in a social environment, as opposed to just receiving “expert” feedback. They can debate the relative merits of different courses of action, share ideas, and learn from each other.
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