Thoughts, notes, and strategies on the development of custom eLearning courseware, LMS implementations, and SCORM, xAPI, and ADA/508 considerations.
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We’re happy to share this good news: Brandon Hall Group just announced that ICS Learning Group won not one, but two coveted awards in its […]
All types of training have their strengths and weaknesses; the best approach is often dictated by the purpose, need, environment, and overall situation. However, some […]
First, Articulate continues their excellent product support by releasing yet another software update, this one addressing a plethora of issues – including quiz performance, HTML5 […]
One of the most significant issues holding back wide deployment of HTML5-compatible video was the disparity of support between browsers. Back in 2011, we opined […]
A recent discussion among some developers brought up a point of consideration; "When Captivate is setup to mark completion on ‘slide views’, are those completed […]
We here at ICS Learning Group had a successful 2013, working hand-in-hand with our customers to deliver another year of cutting-edge custom eLearning projects. Among […]
One bonus of Adobe’s eLearning Suite (eLS) product is a few extra tools that are not normally included with the various products. For instance, Captivate […]
The first patch for Captivate 7 has been released! To download and install the update, open Captivate 7 and choose Help > Updates... […]
Currently, the official standards for Accessibility compliance in the US are found at ADA.gov, covering the entire Americans with Disabilities Act. The site itself is […]
If you'll be at DevLearn this week, come on by and see us!We will be in Booth #415 at the Aria Resort and Casino (Las Vegas) […]
Several of our Inquisiq R3 users have alerted us to the fact that courses developed with Captivate 7 published to HTML5 and SWF do not […]
The ADDIE model has got to be one of the, if not just *the*, most popular instructional models used in the eLearning development process. It’s […]
