Authorware Flash Flash to HTML5 Conversion Instructional Design 
Tony Karrer
JUNE 23, 2010
My posts around the Beginning of Long Slow Death of Flash and my post from a CTO perspective that I Cannot Bet on Flash for new development stirred up quite a bit of response. A lot of it said quite correctly that HTML5 is not there yet. And that Flash provides things that you can’t do in HTML/JavaScript.
Association eLearning
OCTOBER 9, 2012
In response to the demand for more accessible authoring tools, Authorware was born. Using Authorware , learning professionals could create learning programs with hyper-simplistic designs, primarily through dragging and dropping icons. Pam Kelly Instructional Design Director at Digitec Interactive. Bio Latest Posts.
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eLearning Cyclops
JUNE 3, 2010
So you know my perspective, since my start in e-learning I have always been both a designer and developer. Although my degree is in instructional design I have worked in corporate training departments where I am responsible for both. They provided just enough to make us dangerous with HTML, Flash, Photoshop and Authorware.
eLearning 24-7
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012
Geared toward e-learning developers and instructional designers. The biggest problem facing the industry in the past few years are the lack of course authoring tools for e-learning developers and instructional designers. Embed audio, images and Flash objects. Tools these days come in three flavors. It’s free.
eLearning 24-7
MARCH 20, 2013
HTML5 output. Right now I am doing a survey on authoring tools (more on this at the end of the post) and so far 100% of all respondents state that HTML5 output is required in an authoring tool. I do believe that HTML5 output will continue to grow as an authoring tool feature. HTML5 templates. Audio Editing.
eLearning 24-7
MARCH 28, 2013
83% said Output to HTML5. The days of just PowerPoint to Flash and simplicity are no longer cutting it. I also found the HTML5 numbers to fully back what I have been saying for the past year. 95% – Output to HTML5. 86% – Advanced authoring tool for instructional designers/developers. Question 2.
eLearning 24-7
OCTOBER 20, 2013
Tin Can API support, HTML5 output, ADA 508 and SCORM. No tech skills or knowledge of ID (instructional design needed). #17 HTML5 integration, SCORM. Output to HTML5. While beginners could jump in and start to create a course, I see it more as a product for instructional designers and some e-learning developers.
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