"News and Notes from the eLearning Kitchen" - a variety of posts covering product news, best practices, industry trends, lingo definition, and overall perspectives on eLearning development.
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Captivate 2017 (v.10) was released a couple months ago. Review the release notes. (note the ‘Tech Specs’ and ‘Compare Versions’ links on that page.) Check […]
There is a lot to “Flash”. The Flash Player will finally be EOL’d at the end of 2020. So all of us who still have […]
Rustici is a reputable company with a lot of talented folks and deep involvement in eLearning standards such as SCORM and ‘TinCan’ (xAPI !). In […]
Online education continues to see the use of video on a rapid rise, especially with the popularity (deserved or not) of MOOCs. Thankfully the speed […]
A summary of current (as of this post) updates for the more ‘popular’ eLearning development tools; Lectora, Storyline, and Captivate – along with thoughts on […]
As has been bouncing around the news, or at least relevant social headlines, the past few months – Adobe’s Flash product has undergone a significant […]
Adobe has opened the search for Summer Interns. I sure wish this pogram had been in place (or if it had, that I was aware […]
A significant amount of the eLearning development I’ve been involved with, from production to project management, has included software training. A key element for that […]
hmmm, maybe that title doesn’t help convey the deal this could be for those of you looking to jump aboard Adobe’s Creative Cloud train… These […]
Adobe has recently been making a push to significantly improve the user experience of their community support resources (likely, at least in part, to Articulate’s […]
A bit off the usual tack of this blog, but this is a good story. Both my parents are retired college professors and growing up […]
When I started in video production, learning how to ‘Chroma Key’ was a high-end skill (that, and learning how to use the ‘Chyron’). It was […]
