Flash to HTML5

Flash is all but dead, and HTML5 is the new gold standard of eLearning courses. In order to convert their legacy Flash course, an organization needs to either hire an in-house team or outsource it to an eLearning vendor. If you decide to do the latter, here are 3 points to keep in mind.

With Flash slated for sunset by 2020, what should you do to your legacy content? How do you recognize which of your courses require modernization? What are your options? Keep reading to learn.

You may have a top-notch looking course with high-quality design, superb setup and the content of these courses may be accurate and robust. But what would you do if the end-users faced issues accessing these courses because the browsers did not support Flash? On top of that, one needs to know how to accurately align the company’s vision with the depicted available content.