by Jeff Batt
Collaborative authoring features in Rapid Intake Unison make it possible for several developers to work on a course at the same time. These features include automatic saving of changes, a version history that supports rolling back to earlier versions, the ability to lock changes, and developer chat. Tips about these and more are in this article!
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by Stephen Haskin
Titles (letters and words on the screen) make a big difference in video, and they need to be done correctly. They shouldn’t attract attention to themselves, either by being too flashy or by being badly done. Here’s a quick tip on making use of movement in your titles, and it applies to almost any video editing program.
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by Benjamin Martin
Beta Testing is a key step in creating insanely great e-Learning applications. Often overlooked or omitted out of concern for budget and schedule, it is actually simple and cheap to do, and when planned with care it takes little time to execute. Done before development is 100% complete, it ensures faultless releases. Here’s a step-by-step guide from an experienced developer.
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by Anne Derryberry
Collaboration is hot, and e-Learning developers can always use help. Here are three new online tools and services that you may find fit your needs (and your budget): Google Wave, Freebase, and Amazon Mechanical Turk. They are well worth checking out!
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by Jacqueline Beck
Adobe has added several new features to Acrobat Connect Pro, its Web conferencing technology. This review explains these additions and what they mean to online event producers.
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by Joe Ganci
The latest version of Adobe Captivate includes a new feature, the use of advanced actions and variables. This feature, among other things, can make maintenance of e-Learning applications much simpler. Here is a tip, including a Captivate movie, that shows you how to set up a new user variable and assign it.
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by Murali Padmanabhan
For instructional designers without a background or experience in application development, producing e-Learning for end-user training during the development can be a great challenge. It can be difficult to communicate with the development team because of time constraints, and especially because of a lack of familiarity with the documentation that the team produces.
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by Jean-Daniel Azuelos
Developing the training to support an enterprise application rollout, such as Enterprise Resource Planning or Customer Relationship Management, is always a challenge. There are limits on time and budget to get the job done. Much depends on how project management is set up, and on the software chosen. This description of Oracle's UPK shows how one powerful application helps meet these challenges.
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by Ronald Yu
Today’s tough economic times make it tempting for e-Learning developers and providers to devise new ways to find new revenue streams or save money. But in doing so, they must be careful to avoid finding themselves on the wrong end of a lawsuit.
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by Christy Tucker
Wikis are an ideal vehicle for collaborative process documentation, but they require forethought and planning in order to be successful. This short article gives you everything you need to know to get started!
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