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NOVEMBER 14, 2011

Feature sets – they have to be more than PPT to Flash or add an audio clip and video clip to the course. Mobile Learning/HTML5 output – doesn’t hurt and has to be considered. I’ve seen some authoring tools that fit most of the criteria above, but whose ease of use is substandard or even really bad.

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Authoring Tools Authoring Flash to HTML5 Conversion Tools 86

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JULY 20, 2011

There are 124 authoring tools in my latest directory, of which 30 are SaaS or a combination of desktop and SaaS – which really what is the point of that? Even though more tools are adding the features of collaborative and peer review (more on that in a sec) they are still heavy geared towards a desktop solution. What happened?

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Authoring Tools Flash to HTML5 Conversion Authoring Trends 78

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FEBRUARY 11, 2011

A significant number of vendors, reported higher revenue and sales numbers in 2010, then in 2009. Tablets were never even a consideration, and I’m talking in 2010. A couple of rapid content authoring tool vendors are incorporating HTML5 features in their tool, which can be used on tablets, and of course the iPad.

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vendor Flash to HTML5 Conversion Mashups iPad 69

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JUNE 25, 2010

If you wanted to work on creating content, for many people, the route would be and still is creating courses via a desktop based rapid e-learning authoring tool, or via your LMS/LCMS vendor’s tool (hosted or not) or via Dreamweaver or some other type of solution. Forrester Research projected that in the entire 2010, that 3.5

Compliance Training 70

Compliance Training Flash to HTML5 Conversion iPad LCMS 70