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by Willam van Weelden, COTP I recently received the following email from a concerned RoboHelp user: Our [help system] documents are available on […]
by Jennie Ruby, COTP People like to hear themselves talk. I don’t mean that in a bad way. What I mean is, people like to […]
After receiving an email from a Camtasia developer looking for Camtasia shortcuts, I started creating a handy-dandy document that was going to list some of […]
by Alex Genadinik Given the powerful eLearning tools available today (Adobe Captivate, Articulate Storyline, and TechSmith Camtasia to name just a few of your options), […]
by Lori Smith, COTP Did you know that Adobe Captivate can perform some pretty high-end math? If you’re new to Captivate, I'll bet that you […]
by Karin Rex, COTP Do you have a story to tell? A lesson to teach? A product to market? In the battle for online engagement, […]
by Jennie Ruby, COTP That’s right: note taking. It’s not just for students, anymore! Of course we are used to thinking of note-taking as […]
by Kevin Siegel, COTP Inserting and editing video in Adobe Presenter is as easy as accessing the Adobe Presenter tab on the Ribbon and then […]
Welcome to the eLearning tool slug-fest. In this corner, it's Adobe Captivate. Over there? It's Articulate Storyline. And because this isn't a two-tool fight, look […]
In the battle for online attention, video is KING. By 2019, 80% of ALL web traffic will be video. 64% of customers say they are more […]
If you're curious about the kinds of things we cover during our live, hands-on online classes, check out this snippet from a recent TechSmith Camtasia […]
by Jennie Ruby, COTP We hear it all the time: engage your learners, create e-learning that is engaging, make sure the students are engaged. […]
