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The Advantages of Offline Access to Content in an eReader

Kitaboo

In today’s era of constant digital evolution, offline features in web applications and devices are causing a phenomenal shift in the overall user experience. In eReaders specifically, offline mode is one of the standout features, allowing readers to access their favorite eBooks without an internet connection easily.

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SCORM Vs. xAPI (Tin Can): eLearning Content Standards

Academy of Mine

Fast forward to 2013 and xAPI was released as a more advanced version of SCORM — the main difference is that you can track learning outside of the LMS and offline. SCORM was the first of its kind for web-based training, and it allows you to easily create training content that is portable from one LMS to another. What Is SCORM?

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Answering Yes With An Offline And Mobile SCORM Solution

JCA Solutions

Answering Yes With An Offline And Mobile SCORM Solution. A momentary hiccup of “offline” and the learner experience may not be recoverable. The Simple SCORM Mobile Adapter solves this by enabling SCORM to work offline. Offline SCORM? It provides a mobile web server and a local data cache for storing user data.

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A Sneak Peek at eFrontPro: Offline courses

eFront

Web-based applications are a wonderful thing: They give you the ability to access your information anywhere, anytime, using any internet-enabled device. With its wonderful offline application mocapabilities, one doesn’t need to be connected to access the desired content! But here comes HTML5 on the rescue again!

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Key Differences Between Web, Hybrid, and Native Apps: Pros and Cons

Hurix Digital

We often wonder about the differences between web, hybrid, and native mobile apps. We have been looking at the considerable overlap among web, hybrid, and native apps for a while now. You might be surprised that some of the “best practices” you use in your web app aren’t as effective in native and hybrid apps.

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Progressive Web Apps and Learning Management Systems

Instancy

Educational websites that invite learners to take online courses must leverage on the benefits that new innovation in web technology offers. One of such innovation is the introduction of Progress Web Apps (PWA). What is a Progress Web App? Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are websites that act like Native Mobile Apps.

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Learning Portal as Progressive Web App

Instancy

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are websites that act like Native Mobile Apps. Progressive web apps do almost everything that native apps do but add: 1.Ease Those are the three most important aspects to consider for Progressive Web apps. PWAs run in a standalone window and not in a web browser. PWA in Offline Mode.