Mar102014
Hey course designers, got a project load that’s taking over your waking hours? Little time to keep tabs on the Articulate Community? That’s okay, because we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re looking for backgrounds, storyboard templates, or pre-built interactions, it’s easy to find the resources you need in E-learning Heroes.
Check out the e-learning awesomeness that took place over the past week:
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Mar52014
Articulate Studio ’13 Update 2 is now available! It includes Section 508 support, new translation features, enhanced HTML5 output, and more.
Make Content Accessible
Studio ’13 now features industry-leading Section 508 support, making it easy to deliver content to all your learners, including those with screen readers.
You can also make content available to learners on the go by creating audio-only versions of your courses. Studio ’13 now lets you export your narration to a single MP3 file that can be played on smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices.
Localize for Global Audiences
Now you can easily translate Quizmaker quizzes, Engage interactions, and Presenter player text. Export text to Microsoft Word or XML for translation, then import edited text back into the software with formatting preserved. You can even use the new translation features to simplify reviews by legal departments and subject matter experts.
Studio ’13 Update 2 now also supports non-Western languages, including right-to-left scripts—such as Arabic and Hebrew—and double-byte character sets (DBCS)—such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Enhance Your HTML5 Output
Articulate Presenter ’13 now supports even more Microsoft PowerPoint animations and slide transitions in HTML5 output, giving you more ways to tell your story. You can also display sidebar videos (often called “talking heads”) and elapsed/total time in your HTML5 courses.
More Improvements
With this update, we’ve revamped the slide properties in Presenter ’13, so you have more control over which player elements appear on each slide. For example, you could display a course logo on some slides and hide it on others.
We’ve also improved the quality of videos in published courses by as much as 300 percent. Just republish a course to see the improvement. For even better results, remove the video, import it again, then republish.
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Review all the new features and fixes in the release notes for these Studio ’13 products:
Mar32014
It’s Monday, and you know what that means: a delicious assortment of helpful tips & insights from your fellow Articulate community members. There’s a lot of practical stuff here that you can likely use right now, in whatever projects you’re working on.
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Feb242014
Still looking for that “Eureka!” moment with your e-learning project? Then rush on over to the Articulate community for a mother lode of course building tips.
Whether you’re an e-learning tenderfoot or seasoned prospector, you’ll discover a bonanza of course-building nuggets in E-Learning Heroes. Our e-learning alchemists will help you strike it rich, mining those valuable tips into e-learning paydirt.
Before you stake your claim, check out the latest lucky strikes from the past week:
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Feb172014
Ever feel like your e-learning projects need a little help getting started? The Articulate community can help with any creative or technical challenges you’re facing.
Here’s how it works: Simply post a question or challenge in E-Learning Heroes and the community responds with all kinds of helpful answers and resources to help you build better and more engaging e-learning courses.
This week’s recap features tips for displaying lists, choosing microphones, free templates, and lots more! Check out the cool ideas below:
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