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Is HTML5 Ready for eLearning Development?

Upside Learning

Clearly Apple is backing HTML 5, CSS 3 and JavaScript for developing future web applications. Browsers Lack HTML5 Full Support – While making HTML5 the de-facto standard Apple seems to have forgotten that none of the web browsers for mobile or desktop have full HTML 5 implementations at this time. Is it ready for eLearning Development?

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SaaS & Web App Accessibility Checklist: 5 Steps to Inclusion

Hurix Digital

Today, the Internet or SaaS solutions are not just for tech geeks. However, inaccessible web applications or SaaS products create a barrier for people with disabilities. The longer your web apps or SaaS solutions are non-accessible, the more vulnerable they are to legal action. Their user experience becomes less intuitive.

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Usability and Networks

Clark Quinn

And in a comment, I mentioned that the recent launch of the new Firefox browser was prompting me to switch. I had used Safari over Chrome because I trust Apple a wee bit more, and Firefox was a bit slow. All this changed with the release of Firefox’s new Quantum browser. The internet is the basis for elearning!

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Articulate Rise – Got questions? We got answers!

B Online Learning

Rise courses use the latest web technologies. You access Rise via your web browser. Chrome gives the best authoring experience on both PCs and Macs, but you can also use Firefox and Edge. Unfortunately Internet Explorer is not compatible with authoring Rise content. Internet Explorer. Pretty much!

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The changing shape of the internet

Clive on Learning

Chris Anderson’s article The web is dead: long live the internet , in the August edition of Wired magazine, has attracted a lot of attention, including mine, but for many the title of the article would mean very little. The opening question asks, “When was the World Wide Web officially launched?”, As we know, they are not.

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eLearning Development: Useful Firefox add-ons

Upside Learning

Mozilla’s Firefox is a preferred web browser for many. What makes Firefox different from other browsers is it being open source and highly customizable using Firefox add-ons. IE tabs – This allows developers to check how HTML page would look in IE, without leaving Firefox.

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Mobile Learning and Interactivity

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

Even more so, says Janhavi Padture, one of the invited speakers at Washington Interactive Technologies Conference, hosted by SALT (Society of Applied Learning Technologies). What are some of the technology challenges in mlearning? Firefox doesn’t support H.264 Flash and HTML5 options exist for web apps.