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Using the Pros and Cons of HTML5 to Enhance E-learning

CommLab India

The Learning industry is talking a lot about HTML5 these days. Its compatibility with multiple devices, augmenting mobile learning, has made it the hot favorite of L&D circles. However, HTML5 has cons along with its much talked about pros. Confused about Flash, HTML5, and the conversion?

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10 mLearning Lessons I Learned from reading Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski [Book Review]

mLearning Revolution

I have read this book several times and I highly recommend you do too, especially as you think about your own mobile and mobile learning strategy moving forward. In fact, I very much agree with Luke, who says that when thinking mobile, we should “ go small by going big.” Send to Kindle.

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8 Things we MUST do in 2013 to seize the potential of mLearning

mLearning Revolution

I am very encouraged by the progress I have seen this year from learning professionals embracing the idea of mobile learning. With that said, here are 8 things I believe we must do in 2013 to leverage mobile and advance mobile learning: 1. Embrace Change and Adopt a new Mindset.

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How to Use the Flash Courses to HTML5 Conversion Opportunity to Improve Your ROI

Adobe Captivate

With the phasing out of Flash, the legacy Flash courses need to be converted to HTML5 so that they can support multi-device delivery (that is, the same course can run across devices from desktops/laptops to tablets/smartphones). Most organizations offer mobile learning, and Flash is not supported on the majority of mobile devices.

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How to Use the Flash Courses to HTML5 Conversion Opportunity to Improve Your ROI

EI Design

With the phasing out of Flash, the legacy Flash courses need to be converted to HTML5 so that they can support multi-device delivery (that is, the same course can run across devices from desktops/laptops to tablets/smartphones). Most organizations offer mobile learning, and Flash is not supported on the majority of mobile devices.

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8 Strategies To Capitalise On Flash To HTML5 Migration Opportunity And Get A Higher Return On Investment (ROI)

EI Design

While Flash to HTML5 migration is a necessity, it can be used to adopt learning strategies that can lead to a higher impact training and a better ROI. How To Capitalise On Flash To HTML5 Migration Opportunity And Enjoy A Higher ROI. Furthermore, Flash does not support mobile devices.

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5 eLearning trends to wave goodbye to today!

TalentLMS

As research in eLearning broadens and evolves, so do adopted practices. Another notable reason to make space for a change are the multiple devices adopted by learners. Our growing mobile dependency has shifted the corporate learning scene from the traditional, server-driven and browser-based experiences to the Cloud.

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