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Publishing A SCORM Course with Articulate Storyline 3

LearnUpon

(The description only comes into play if your learners are using the articulate mobile player.). The main choice here is between HTML5 and flash. We’ve written in the past about the demise of flash and how that will affect your SCORM courses – in short: You should choose HTML5! Options to choose from: HTML5.

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Adobe Captivate: Best Practices for Creating Compliant eLearning

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Question slides (Title, question, answers, button text, and scoring report are read by screen readers). Note: To access Flash files using a screen reader, users must have Flash Player 9 or later installed. Note: To access Flash files using a screen reader, users must have Flash Player 9 or later installed.

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Gamification in eLearning: Touching Base

Raptivity

Games Encourage Both Collaboration and Competitiveness Players help each other improve and yet relish in comparing themselves to each other. You can simply introduce features that would appeal to two types of players: explorers (risk takers) and achievers (reward-seekers). Know more about her: www.raptivity.com/susan-wines.html.

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How to Publish SCORM Content in Adobe Captivate

LearnUpon

It also removes the ability to publish flash content as flash is now dead. This option will not report any scores back to LearnUpon. This will then also get the SCORM to report back to LearnUpon the scores obtained and whether a user passes or fails the included exam. SCORM Preferences. We recommend using this setting.

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Corporate Training & Development Trends to Watch Out for in 2020

Kitaboo

Gaming usually involves competitive behavior, where players try to aim for the highest score. HTML5 Replaces Flash. The end of Flash had been announced quite some time back, so this must not come as a surprise. Since Adobe decided to put an end to Flash, HTML5 has taken over its place. To sum it up.

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The Web without Flash is getting closer

Aptara

The Web without Flash is getting closer. A general movement of Flash to HTML5 conversion has changed the fabric of the Web. Farewell to Flash. A recent Gizmodo article took a bold position in the Flash vs. HTML5 debate: The source stated the battle is as good as over, and there's no need to stick with Flash.

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SCORM vs AICC: how do they compare?

Elucidat

SCORM lets you monitor basic data like whether a learner has completed a module and their overall score, but it won’t let you track anything more detailed than that. It was designed for Flash. SCORM was originally intended for Flash-based courses, which aren’t a popular option now that support for Flash is fading.

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