Responsive eLearning Design

December 29, 2015

Stress-Free Responsive eLearning: 3 Examples Of Responsive eLearning Built With Elucidat

If you are stuck delivering desktop-only eLearning, you are ignoring the needs and wants of modern learners. In this article I will share 3 examples of companies using Elucidat to build interactive responsive eLearning that learners actually want to consume.

by Li Whybrow

December 26, 2015

7 Tips To Create Responsive Design For Mobile Learning

Looking for a way to convert your eLearning course into a mobile learning experience without having to devote time and countless hours to the development process? In this article, I’ll share 7 tips for creating responsive design for mobile learning that is accessible to every member of your audience.

by Christopher Pappas

December 10, 2015

Going mLearning: 2 Points To Ponder

Use of mobile devices to carry out enterprise processes and transactions is on the rise, and so is the demand by organizational users to make eLearning available on mobile devices. This is popularly known as mLearning.

by Vinayak Khadye

December 7, 2015

Articulate Storyline's Mobile Player, Does One Slide Fit All?

Articulate Storyline have recently outlined their plans to release new software, specifically designed to deliver better eLearning content for mobile. But is it fit for purpose, and could it work across multiple devices? Does one slide really fit all?

by Timothy Shelton

December 4, 2015

Why You Should Be Creating Responsive eLearning Courses With Lectora

Responsive web design has been around a long time. Google even ranks websites based on how mobile friendly they are—which impacts how high those websites appear in your search results. The more mobile friendly your site, the better you rank in search results. So what about eLearning? Are you doomed if your eLearning isn’t mobile friendly and responsive?

by Stephanie Ivec

November 24, 2015

mLearning: How To Get Started With Responsive Course Design

Lectora Online now features Responsive Course Design so that your mLearning (mobile learning) content will look great on all devices. Find out how to get started.

by Christie Wroten

November 22, 2015

Why You Need A Responsive Learning Management System

Current learning practices are driven by the individuals that use a Learning Management System (LMS) - NOT the System itself. The Learning Management System must adapt to a world where mobile devices are the learning tool of choice. We need to ensure that its use reflects the learning practices of our organization, association, or PTO. Read on to discover how a responsive Learning Management System meets these needs and helps meet the demands of a changing learning landscape.

by James Sheil

November 9, 2015

3 Best Practices For mLearning Development

It’s a brave new mobile world out there; but are you developing the best mLearning you could be? If you’re not following these best practices, your mLearning course might be disappointing or disengaging your learners.

by Stephanie Ivec

October 27, 2015

An Introduction To Multi-Device eLearning Games

eLearning games are a great way to boost engagement with your learners, but with the growing need for multi-device friendly courses, how can you make sure your eLearning games are accessible for everyone? This introduction gives you the best options for developing gamification elements and eLearning games which work on any device.

by Alan Bourne

October 13, 2015

How To Convert Legacy Courses Into HTML5 The Right Way

You have decided to adopt mLearning (or mobile learning) and are ready to move your legacy courses to HTML5. Obviously, this involves a significant budget and you want to be certain that you have chosen the most efficient approach to convert your legacy courses into HTML5. In this article, I will share some case studies to outline how you can manage this migration into HTML5 the right way.

by Asha Pandey

September 15, 2015

8 Tips To Convert Flash To HTML5 That Will Help Your Business

Particularly over the last 4+ years, most organizations have evaluated mobile learning solutions integrating tablets and smartphones into their learning delivery. Mobile learning solutions are based on HTML5 technology. While it is fairly straightforward to create new courses using HTML5 that are mobile ready, there are several aspects that you need to watch out for when converting Flash to HMTL5.

by Asha Pandey

February 27, 2015

Training and Responsive Design (Your Phone is Not a TV!)

It’s no secret that Bring Your Own Device is infiltrating our companies today. While it can lead to many benefits, it can also create headaches for your IT department. Besides security issues, there are responsive design elements that must be taken into consideration, especially for your training programs.

by Payton Sherry