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Let’s say you’re creating icons for some eLearning and you’d like some letter icons. You might approach this by drawing a circle and layering a […]
So, you got a fabulous new Windows laptop. It’s light! It’s compact! And it has a beautiful High-Density screen. The screen’s resolution is so sharp […]
If you have content in Microsoft PowerPoint and need to use it for eLearning, you'll be happy to know that the top eLearning tools (Adobe […]
During our beginner Articulate Storyline classes, we emphasize the importance of using images in a project instead of relying on dense, text-heavy slides. Of course, […]
I was recently tasked with creating some video demos of an app on my iPhone and using them in TechSmith Camtasia 2019. To make the […]
I have always loved using rollover captions and rollover images in my Adobe Captivate projects. The problem is that while I love them, HTML5 does […]
If you want to make something happen in Articulate Storyline, Triggers are everything. They're so important to your success in Storyline that we cover them […]
We do a ton of eLearning development in Storyline. A recent client asked if there was an easy way to add a percentage complete area […]
I've long trumpeted the benefits of using Object Styles in Adobe Captivate. However, there may be times when you don't want to work with styles […]
Have you ever written a quiz only to have some of your students come back and say the quiz wasn’t fair? Or that Number 5 […]
Have you ever had this happen to you? You insert an image into your Storyline project and then sometime later you decide to use the […]
One guideline that textbooks tell us about quiz writing is that the questions have to be seen as meaningful to your learners. Each question should […]
