Why Articulate Storyline Most Liked Tool to Convert Flash Courses into HTML5?

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Organizations have made huge investments in Flash-based legacy courses. Until a few years ago, Flash was a prominent authoring tool; thanks to its ability to create an extensive range of animations and interactivities. However, with the end of Flash by 2020, organizations have realized that it is imperative to convert their Flash-based courses to HTML5. Since the present generation is inclined towards mobile learning and perform most of the activities on their mobile devices, it has become necessary to re-purpose the legacy courses such that they become compatible with mobile devices.

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Adobe Captivate 2019 Features: PowerPoint in Responsive Mode and Import CSV Format File

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In the earlier version of Adobe Captivate 2017, it has supported PowerPoint only in Blank Projects. Whereas in Adobe Captivate 2019 release, the PowerPoint is supported in Responsive Projects also. In this blog we will discuss the advancement of PowerPoint supporting in responsive mode and Importing of different types of quiz questions using CSV excel file.

Let’s see the steps to import the PowerPoint in Responsive project.

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Case Study – Conversion of Flash Courses to HTML5 using Articulate Storyline

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Conversion of Flash Courses to HTML5 using Articulate Storyline

In the recent times, the learning needs are changed and the technology has increased at its pace. This has transformed the traditional classroom training into e-learning. The courses that were developed in Adobe Flash or tools whose output is in SWF are now not compatible with the modern devices. Thus there is a need of migrating the legacy content into HTML5 to meet the current trends in eLearning industry.

Let’s see a case study on converting the legacy content into HTML5.

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Mobile Learning – Switch Your Flash Based E-learning Courses to HTML5

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Convert your legacy online courses to HTML5: The need of an hour

In the earlier era, there is a thought-provoking in everyone’s mind that the computer is used only in multi-national companies and some industries where software employees use it for their business expansion. Over the years, the technology has revolutionized and it has created amazing tools and given access to common people.

In the rupture, there had been invention of smartphones. This phenomenal change in the technology made human lives easier to get access to the internet via smartphones. From there, the users of smartphones are increasing day-by-day.

A recent survey shows that there are about four billion mobile phone users in the world and around two billion of them use smartphone. Therefore, most of the people prefer a mobile rather than a desktop for their learning needs.

Now-a-days mlearning or mobile learning is an essential part in e-learning industry.

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Migration of Legacy eLearning Courses to HTML5

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Migration of Legacy eLearning Courses to HTML5

Legacy eLearning courses are the courses developed in 1990’s or until 2012. This is a generic approximation made based on the fact that new eLearning technologies have emerged from 2012. The courses developed prior to this period are considered out-dated or legacy courses and needed enhancement to meet new learning requirements and challenges like responsive and mobile compatibility.

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How to create responsive simulations using adobe captivate 2017?

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How to create responsive simulations using adobe captivate 2017

In this blog, we are going to see how to create responsive simulations using Adobe Captivate 2017.

In general, simulation can be created in three ways. They are:

Demo – In this mode, user can view the simulation like a video without the need to interact.

Training – In this mode, user can interact with the project as well as it will be directing the user using dialog boxes with respect to the steps derived by the developer

Assessment – It allows user to click the mouse at the appropriate areas, type in information into various fields and click on fields or buttons to submit the content without any hints/dialog box.

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Articulate Storyline Interactive Quiz Templates

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Collection of eLearning templates to help budding developers and instructional designer.

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Quiz-003 Multiple Text Entry

This Articulate Storyline quiz template has used a Text entry question type template. The template has an absolutely simplistic design yet the template is quite eye-catching. The interface appears to have a table with four columns. The first of the columns have the words keyed in, but the rest three columns are empty which the learners have to fill appropriately.

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Exploring The New Feature In Articulate Rise To Disable Sidebar

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Articulate Rise is one of the recommended online tool to create beautiful, inherently responsive e-learning content compatible with mobile devices.

In this blog, we are going to see a new feature released in Articulate Rise which allows you to hide the sidebar completely. In the earlier versions, you can configure the course menu to be visible or hidden when course is launched. In both the cases, the learner can toggle the sidebar.

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