More and more organizations with eLearning programs in place are feeling the need to move towards mLearning, and we believe that Tablet Learning can be a smooth and easy way to initiate this shift. Text-heavy course: In this case, redeveloping the course in HTML or using Lectora Inspire will work best. Animation-rich course: Here again, one can use Lectora or HTML as a framework. Additionally, interactivities can be also developed within HTML/Lectora. MORE

And some of the biggest motivation for me came from two pictures that were stuck in the back of the PPT that the client had previously used for webinars: The "safe" side of a fire-safe door that is performing as designed.and the devastation wreaked by a fire on the other side of that same door. If you would like to read in more depth about a few of the programs listed here, feel free to check out my recent article in T&D. MORE

Answer: The choice of the rapid authoring tool depends on the type of training program you want to develop and how. Answer: Articulate Storyline and Lectora Inspire are the most translation-friendly tools. If they are in the PPT format, you can convert them into PDF files and then import them into Flipbook Maker. Answer: Lectora Inspire can be the ideal choice. Answer: Lectora! Answer: Lectora again! MORE

Tools Used : New age authoring tools such as Articulate Storyline, Lectora Inspire, iSpring, Adobe Captivate, and Claro make it easy to develop such interactive courses with less turnaround time. Tools Used: Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, Lectora Inspire can be used to develop e-assessments. Storyline, Lectora, Captivate, iSpring are the tools that are great when you intend to develop mobile learning modules. . MORE

My role is to help start up a web based training program. It works within PowerPoint so that any one who knows PPT can quickly come up to speed to create a nice looking presentation. Lectora I choose Lectora as the next piece of my tool kit. Lectora has the option to import from PowerPoint so I can still use PowerPoint to storyboard the content. Articulate and Lectora do not do simulations. Learning Developments. MORE

The cornerstone of online course development methodology is rapid authoring software such as Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, and Lectora Inspire. These tools can be used easily without any knowledge of programming. Online courses are developed just by transferring content from PPT files. However, this doesn’t mean the PPT files can be published online, as they are, using a rapid authoring tool. MORE

And some of the biggest motivation for me came from two pictures that were stuck in the back of the PPT that the client had previously used for webinars: The "safe" side of a fire-safe door that is performing as designed.and the devastation wreaked by a fire on the other side of that same door. If you would like to read in more depth about a few of the programs listed here, feel free to check out my recent article in T&D. MORE

I wasn’t thunderstruck, but what I was surprised at was the number of folks who had or were about to purchase the well known authoring tools in the market, Articulate, Captive and Lectora. Lectora. Their video encode program is lackluster, you are better off using Audacity – which is free. The two biggest negatives IMO, is that it just isn’t robust enough for e-learning developers and its whole focus on PPT into converting to a course doesn’t help. MORE

An alarming rate of “get the content up now, ASAP&# regardless of what it looks like, instructional design is typically tossed out the window, especially when the ID, CD or whomever is tasked to create is handed a stream of documents in Word or PPT or some other form. PPT or Word to Flash and the end user can add a TOC, some assessments, audio, video, even additional flash learning objects and attachments. Lectora. MORE

Lectora’s Snap! 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. Lectora Snap! Unless you have used a product like Photoshop or other programs that have layers, etc. Lectora compares this product to Articulate Engage and frankly I think that is a mistake. authoring tools e-learning e-learning vendors Lectora Product Review Snap! Lectora Snap! MORE

Regardless, I’d recommend Clive Shepherd’s 30 60 minute Master’s (NB: you have to open an account), my own 7 Step Program (PDF) on the reading side. I don’t really care how you prototype: it can be PPT, raw html, whatever. Apparently Udutu is free to author in, and there are lots of tools out there, SmartBuilder, Lectora, etc. This month’s Big Question from the Learning Circuit’s blog is, basically, where do you begin? MORE

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. . Yes, you can use it for many different things, and yes, Microsoft has an add-on that turns PPT into something similar to Adobe Presenter. No programming skills needed. Where can you find this without having to have the programming skill sets needed to do so? MORE

My role is to help start up a web based training program. It works within PowerPoint so that any one who knows PPT can quickly come up to speed to create a nice looking presentation. Lectora. I choose Lectora as the next piece of my tool kit. Lectora has the option to import from PowerPoint so I can still use PowerPoint to storyboard the content. Articulate and Lectora do not do simulations. Lectora Captivate Articulate MORE