mLearning Revolution

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From eLearning to mLearning: The Top 5 Challenges beyond Technology

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In my opinion, this is a big challenge for Instructional Designers everywhere. Every new version comes with more interactions, more widgets, more timelines, more triggers, more ways of animating text, and more support for all those animations in PowerPoint. Embracing Simplicity.

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7 Microinteractions You will Love in the new Articulate Studio 13 [Review]

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While most Rapid e-Learning vendors focus mostly on improving features that help Instructional Designers (IDs) create eLearning, Articulate also focuses on improving the Learner’s experience when taking a course. For example you can display both your webcam and screencast, or toggle between them at any time.

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The New Adobe Captivate 7 Marches Backwards into the Future [Review]

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Shortly after publishing the above review, I followed it up with another post entitled Here’s how Adobe Captivate 6 could have been a Game-Changer for mLearning , where I shared some ways in which Captivate could help take instructional designers to the next level. Fast Forward One Year Later. Hence the title of this post.

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10 Things Adobe gets Right about Mobile Learning with Captivate 8 [Review]

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When comparing the two big players in the rapid eLearning market, Articulate and Adobe, they approach mobile learning design very differently. Articulate for example has gone the native app route for deploying learning projects to tablets and HTML5 for smartphones like the iPhone and the Moto X.