Four Ways E-Learning Authoring Tools Handle Responsive Design
If you want your e-learning courses to work well on mobile devices such as phones and tablets, you are most...
If you want your e-learning courses to work well on mobile devices such as phones and tablets, you are most...
Last week, Desiree and I had the pleasure of attending the Lectora User’s Conference in Chicago, Illinois. The closing session...
I admit it—I’m a keyboard shortcut fanatic! Not that I have anything against the mouse, but I know that keyboard...
Last month at ASTD’s TechKnowledge conference, I held a session where I compared the accessibility features of popular authoring tools:...
Lectora version X.6 releases today with a handful of new features. The biggest is the launch of ReviewLink Beta, an online review...
E-Learning Uncovered: Captivate 5.5 Coming Soon! This eagerly-awaited addition to our popular E-Learning Uncovered book series is almost here! Look...
I’m wrapping up my to-dos from mLearning DevCon, a conference I attended last week that was from the organizers of eLearning...
Two weeks ago, Trivantis released Lectora X.5, which has some very interesting new features. Here is a review of Lectora’s...
About three months ago, Trivantis released Snap! by Lectora – a PowerPoint authoring tool à la Articulate. Today they announced...
We are working with a client on a Lectora course that needs to be viewable on an iPad. We did...
