Jul222014
It’s here! One of our most feature-rich updates to Articulate Studio ’13 is now available. We’ve added a ton of new features and enhancements to help you create great e-learning experiences, faster and easier than ever. (See all the free features we’ve added since releasing Articulate Studio ’13.) Here’s a snapshot of the latest improvements:
Create content with 64-bit Microsoft Office.
Articulate Studio ’13 now features 64-bit Microsoft Office support, letting you take full advantage of your 64-bit system.
Publish picture-perfect MP4 videos.
We’ve added support for uncompressed MP4 videos in published output, so they’ll always look exactly the way you want.
Improve HTML5 performance and output.
Enhanced HTML5 publishing includes support for notes formatting as well as restricted and locked navigation, giving you more control over how learners experience mobile courses.
Give your embedded videos, Flash files, and web objects a polished look.
You can now easily edit the properties of an embedded video, Flash file, or web object without removing and reinserting it.
Use slide masters to blend interactions seamlessly into your courses.
With closer integration between Articulate Presenter and Articulate Engage, you can now show PowerPoint slide masters behind embedded interactions to give your course a consistent design.
Put the most important actions first.
We’ve improved right-to-left language support by reversing Articulate Studio’s previous and next player buttons. Now, the primary action—next—is on the left for right-to-left language courses.
More Improvements
With this update, we’ve also:
- Boosted translation export and import performance for larger courses
- Optimized the slide properties manager so it opens faster, especially for bigger projects
- Removed border padding from sidebar videos
Get Articulate Studio ’13 Update 3
Read the Release Notes
Review the full version history for Articulate Studio ’13, or read the release notes on features and fixes for these Articulate Studio ’13 products:
Jun232014
June marks the sixth month of the year … can you believe 2014 halfway done? Well, that doesn’t mean the great folks in the E-Learning Heroes community are anywhere close to being done. So here’s to another six months of awesome, new, and exciting e-learning content.
This week’s recap features tons of really great community conversation topics, including tips for editing someone’s work, for improving a text-heavy course, and for building an action plan using Storyline. It’s all here, and more … check it out!
Community Tutorials
Conversations in the Community
New Blog Posts
Seen on Twitter
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Jun162014
Summer can be the time of year where things slow down: people relax and take the time to enjoy the sun, the great outdoors, a vacation…and a little breather. Luckily, as each of us grabs some down time, our larger community never takes a break and churns out great e-learning content, tips, and tricks all summer long.
Check out this week’s recap to find out what’s hot and happenin’ in the E-Learning Heroes forum this week:
Community tutorials
Conversations in the community
New blog posts
Seen on Twitter
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Jun92014
The E-Learning Heroes forum is a place where people can relax and congregate to share what’s hot and what’s happening in the world of e-learning! Let’s take a moment to thank the great folk who contribute to the community and help us keeping it fresh and interesting!
This week’s recap features tips of branding your e-learning, how to build courses for tablets, lots of fun freebies and some valuable community conversations.
Community tutorials
Conversations in the community
New blog posts
Seen on Twitter
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Jun32014
One of the things that’s so cool about E-Learning Heroes—besides all the free stuff—is the community-driven sharing that goes on. It’s really neat to see so many folks with different backgrounds and experience sharing with each other.
To help you get started, here are some community highlights from the past week that you won’t want to miss:
Community tutorials
Conversations in the community
New blog posts
Seen on Twitter
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