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Flash is Dead: Long Live HTML5 for eLearning

LearnUpon

Adobe Flash technology has helped support the delivery of online multimedia content for nearly two decades. Three popular eLearning formats are also largely dependent on Flash technology for their delivery medium: SCORM, Tin Can (xAPI), and video. Flash will be allowed to die in 2020 as Adobe ceases to support the standard.

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How to Make Workplace Safety Training Modules Future Ready

Kitaboo

Future proofing means creating a software or product in such a way that future technological advances do not render it useless or less effective. Must read: 7 Most Effective Ways to Deliver Training Content on Mobile. So, content creators now have to migrate to open formats such as HTML5.

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Top eLearning Content Development Companies to Collaborate with in 2024

Thinkdom

Engaging with eLearning experts who can meticulously identify your employees' training and development needs ensures that your investment yields effective outcomes. Compliance Training: Creating effective compliance training programs to ensure adherence to legal and ethical guidelines, promoting a culture of compliance.

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Questions about Instructional Design Careers

Experiencing eLearning

Some organizations do evaluate at all four of Kirkpatrick’s levels, and the Success Case Method is another good strategy for evaluating training effectiveness. A: I wouldn’t learn Flash right now. The learning curve is too steep, and within a few years I think most work will be in HTML5. New Trends. Portfolio.

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3 Major Learning Management Developments of 2018

KnowledgeCity

Microlearning is quickly gaining a reputation as an effective way to get through to learners across all generations , learning styles and available time. Because more and more learners are doing job training on their own mobile devices, and Flash simply isn’t compatible. Why the exodus?

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GAMIFICATION – PLAYING AT (NOT) LEARNING

Wonderful Brain

The media has traditionally been Flash when built locally. Media: Static Images w/Voice Over, Avatars w/Voice Over, Simple Animations, Flash, HTML5 Most are one-offs where the content is very specialized, e.g., healthcare, though most can be generated using an authoring template. Media: Video, HTML5, Flash.

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Six topics for the price of one

Jay Cross

HTML5 plays natively on laptop, pad, and phone. HTML5, why should I care? View source enabled me to figure out how people created various effects. I began getting lost when CSS replaced declarations like <font size=”small” color=”red” /> HTML5 joined my list of things to learn on Walkabout.