While many vendors struggle to shed their “Flash” skins and claim open-ness, Lectora quietly embraced “open” from the get-go. Lectora was designed to be flexible, and in essence, was an HTML and HTML5 code generator. You can see the outline of your course or the Slide view, which shows the content as you would with PowerPoint slide thumbnails. The slide outline shows you every object on a slide and makes it very easy to make changes as needed. MORE

But we differentiate primarily because of the OS and Flash compatibility. A: Mobile learning or eLearning on iPads/tablets can be used for providing field based staff/agents with a mobile enabled environment where they can access the training activities in the form of videos, podcasts, eLearning courses, quizzes and evaluation surveys and also enables them to use their mobile device to share knowledge with others (within or outside their team) in real-time. MORE

While many vendors struggle to shed their “Flash” skins and claim open-ness, Lectora quietly embraced “open” from the get-go. Lectora was designed to be flexible, and in essence, was an HTML and HTML5 code generator. You can see the outline of your course or the Slide view, which shows the content as you would with PowerPoint slide thumbnails. The slide outline shows you every object on a slide and makes it very easy to make changes as needed. MORE

Innovation abounded and the push to focus on the “PPT to Flash&# angle continued to shine. You get the Flash code – YES – you get the code, which you can do whatever you want with it. While you can continue with their product, you are not tied to them, and thus you can use the Flash code for whatever or whomever, best of all, for those who create courses for clients – and clients who want the code (for whatever purpose) – you can give it to them. MORE

We find Elucidat particularly strong at creating responsive online and mobile course content that’s compatible with HTML5. Why it’s great for eLearning: We think about the decline of Flash and the rise of HTML5 a lot at LearnUpon. This one specializes in adding engaging elements that work with Flash. As spreadsheets, presentations and slides are created and stored online, it’s really great for collaborating across teams and organizations. Tool: Podcasts. MORE

She was about to give a presentation, and we were talking through her slides. It was a lot of fun because I regularly list to Frank’s podcast. Flash (59). What I Would Like to Say About HTML5 and Flash , June 26, 2010. Learning Flash , June 23, 2010. Best of eLearning Learning. June 2010. Another great month for eLearning content. MORE

If want to do something with 30 slides is that really going to work on a phone? A lot of tools now converting Flash to HTML5 - big growth area for tools. 3) HTML5 v Flash Some browsers (below IE9) don't work with HTML5. Still have clients request stuff in Flash, guiding them away from it. Using Javascript and tween libraries as alternatives to HTML5 Value of Adobe Edge to change Flash-based projects? But not everything works on HTML5. MORE

We may finally be seeing the end of the slide metaphor for e-learning content and the desktop tools that go along with this, although nothing moves quickly in corporate training. There will also be more opportunities to engage students in projects, with an emphasis on higher order thinking skills, including the creation of videos, podcasts, blogs and more. Similarly, interactive HTML5 video has also been a buzz topic. What does the future of eLearning hold? MORE

Resist the temptation to simply convert your eLearning desktop to HTML5. Sadly companies like Adobe with tools like Captivate 6 are promising that you simply have to take exactly what you have on the desktop and simply pass it through their new feature called Publish to HTML5, and your mLearning problems are solved. Read and subscribe to as many blogs, newsletters and Podcasts on mLearning as possible, attend conferences, webinars and workshops whenever you can. MORE