This is the 29th and final post in the Articulate 101 series — 29 posts in 29 days. It was written by Articulate Director of Customer Support Gabe Anderson. All good things must come to an end, and here we are on the final day of our Articulate 101 series. It’s been a fun ride [...]
This is the 28th post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate Sr. Customer Support Engineer Justin Wilcox. As we approach the end of the Articulate 101 series, I thought it would be good to outline three important things to you need to know to get the most out of using Articulate [...]
This is the 27th post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate MVP Phil Corriveau (AKA Spectre), who uses Articulate tools to help power Fannie Mae’s elearning programs. This month, Justin Wilcox has already provided us with some great tips on selecting a microphone and how to get the best recordings. Following [...]
This is the 26th post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate MVP Phil Corriveau (AKA Spectre), who uses Articulate tools to help power Fannie Mae’s elearning programs. During lunchtime, I often take a quick jaunt to the local sandwich shop. On most days, I can get in and out in relatively [...]
This is the 25th post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate Customer Support Engineer David Moxon. So what are the three biggest issues that we find with Engage when responding to customer requests for help? Well, it is actually quite difficult to answer, as we do get a wide variety of [...]
This is the 24th post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate VP of Community Tom Kuhlmann. We already know that Articulate Presenter is a great tool for elearning. However, another great feature of Presenter is that it is an easy way to build Flash movie files (.swf). I’ve used PowerPoint and [...]
This is the 23rd post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate Sales Operations Manager Sarah Schenone. All Articulate authoring tools allow you to create highly customizable and flexible elearning content. So it’s difficult to explain every single way that the tools can be leveraged for your elearning needs. The following addresses [...]
This is the 22nd post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate QA Project Lead Dave Mozealous. Sure, Articulate Enagage and Articulate Presenter are great if you are using Flash Video, but what if you want to include non-Flash video in an Articulate Presenter presentation? Use a Web Object to Add Non-Flash [...]
This article applies to Articulate Presenter 5. See what’s new in Presenter ’09! This is the 21st post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate Customer Shane Matthews, BSc, BEd, CertDigitalComm, who is Global eLearning Program Manager with McCain Learning Centre. An earlier post by Dave Mozealous showed how easy it is [...]
This is the 20th post in the Articulate 101 series. It was written by Articulate Customer Support Engineer David Moxon. When inserting an Engage interaction into PowerPoint and then publishing with Articulate Presenter, there are a number of tips you can follow to create a consistent look between the two applications. First have a look [...]
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