for Learning Professionals Ten Predictions for eLearning 2008 Test SCORM Courses with an LMS Request for Proposal (RFP) Samples Training Method Trends Corporate Learning Long Tail and Attention Crisis SCORM Test Web 2.0 Mobile Learning and Games Starting 2008, one of my more controversial predictions was around mobile learning - 2008 #5 => Mobile Learning - Continued Scattered Examples and Disappointment This is going to be another somewhat disappointing year for mobile learning. MORE

Over the next few weeks I intend to flesh out details of each of the following features with screen shots and samples. Adobe will deploy a number of sample widgets with the final product, and will include the source code for these widgets too, to make it easier for developers to learn how to make their own. This uses a special engine that converts text inputted as closed captions into audio that is saved into the published file. MORE

EdApp is a mobile-first microlearning LMS packed with powerful features to check the effectiveness of your training program. It offers multiple options to send out your surveys, such as weblink, email, mobile chat, and social media. MORE

is not the only product which has an issue with a 64 bit Windows computer but in combination with PPT 2010, I’m unaware of any other. Library pulls in your video, audio, flash and image files right from your video,image, flash, audio folders on your computer – GREAT IDEA – although I wish they added HTML5. Audio recorder and adding audio. A couple of the publish as mobile video devices – Palm Tre Pro? MORE

If this is the first time you’re logging in as an Administrator, you’ll see a splash page with three options: directly upload a new course, view a sample course, or visit the admin page. Those are sample courses courtesy of TalentLMS. – Audio. The “Add Audio” form lets you embed audio content in your course. There are two ways to do this: directly upload an audio file (mp3, wav, etc.), MORE

Bewildered on what is happening, why what is needed isn’t appearing as it should, and how is it possible that something so obvious based on where e-learning is heading, mobile is pushing and future tech is inspiring is lost among so many vendors? PowerPoint still reigns – If you are a course purist, the idea that PPT should be seen as an authoring tool should make you grumble with disgust. . M-Learning responsive or can be seen on any mobile devices – Yipee! MORE

Scripting the audio and dialogues. Recording of Voice Over – Voice samples of the panel of professional artists is selected and the VO for the course is recorded. Detailed Storyboard (on MS Word or visual on PPT) with audio script or trainer notes for Modifications. Media Files like visual deck, WBT, audio files or any videos to be integrated with the course. MORE

In early 2012, we announced a new set of powerful features for our Quiz Maker, which is the largest online library of quizzes with over 3 million quiz sample questions. Mobile Learning . We are going mobile in a big way in 2013. We are working on responsive design to improve user experience on mobile and tablets. Voice and Animation support with PPT. Video + Audio synchronization with powerpoint. 2012 was an incredible year for all of us at ProProfs. MORE

While there are tons of mobile apps, desktop software, and online video editing tools, we’ll show you how to edit a video with Camtasia (Windows/Mac). A sample.mp4 video that has been completed and ready to post to an online service (Camtasia PPT Green Screen Experiment). MORE