... seen all sorts of software- Dreamweaver, Lectora, Captivate, Flash etc etc mentioned in job ads, but don't really know ... I received a question: I am an educator in Arizona about to graduate with my Masters in Instructional Design. I wish to apply my experience designing courses for online learning; however I've searched and don't know where to begin to actually learn how to use the LMS and course design software available. I came across your blog and thought you might ... , you might take a look at: Webinar Software - Adoption Advice and there's a lot more to designing good blended ...

... course system to adhere to web standards . ELearning software that outputs to HTML (such as Lectora and ToolBook) do ... , many self-described "eLearning developers" are either instructional designers who know very little about web ... the only person in the eLearning world that wasn’t using Lectora! I wish more people cared as much about ... , 2008 at 2:13 am I use many tools to train people. Lectora, Flash, Snag it, Captivate, Audacity, PowerPoint, Word ... flash but I am not married to it. As to your comment: “Most eLearning tools do not promote the creation ...

... tool produces (Flash vs. HTML and how clean the resulting HTML is - there are some complaints about Lectora produced HTML). Lectora has a long way to go before it reaches the flexibility and efficiency of a courseware framework (XML > core media > engine). Most eLearning tools do not promote the creation of effective courses, do not promote web standards, and ... Looking back at my post about eLearning Authoring Tools - and particularly whether custom or off-the-shelf is the way to go, I've been interested in seeing the varied response. Paraphrasing justifications for custom eLearning ...