Learning Visions
JULY 26, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007 My Top Ten Tools for Jane Hart Jane Hart asked me to add my own top ten list to the mix. For the most part, I like tools that are easy to use, easy to learn, look good, and create good-looking output. 2) FireFox I made the switch from IE 6 a few months ago and I love it. Im not a techie -- far from it.
eLearning 24-7
JULY 9, 2012
The ones who may not are those who identify themselves as “Training mgt systems and alike” – because they are really focused on the course authoring tool and are not a LMS in the true sense of the word. SCORM/AICC/PENS/IMS. Authoring Tools. Use my 90/10 rule. Facility management. A: Nearly all.
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CommLab India
SEPTEMBER 14, 2016
Selecting the right authoring tool for rapid eLearning projects is a process riddled with uncertainty. How will you know which eLearning tool to work with? I have worked on several authoring tools. All three tools support popular browsers such asInternet Explorer, Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
Raptivity
NOVEMBER 14, 2014
With a tool like Raptivity, educators can bridge this gap by adding meaningful learning interactions (such as brainteasers, interactive diagrams, 3D worlds, games, simulations, assessments and much more) to their digital content. The output of Raptivity fits right into other eLearning tools. and above, Firefox, Chrome and Safari.
eLearning 24-7
FEBRUARY 13, 2019
A robust system that contains everything from a perfect score in my learning environment functionaliy to administration (also a perfect score) to content curation, video management (with auto detection FPS) to the ability to accept course standards including xAPI and PENS. in iTunes and Google Play). Pretty much supports all verticals.
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