Hanley Ah yes - the tools! I know from the eLearning Guild Annual Gathering that companies are just starting to ... " I think that [in the next 3-5 years] the changes will be more in the area of content authoring and development. ...remember how long we had to struggle with Authorware and clunky, inflexible, horrible-to-use proprietary authoring tools, before applications like Captivate and Articulate et al were eventually released? " In my view, in the last decade ... stuff into a tool, no matter how easy to use, still won't get us to immersive learning simulations that result in ...

5 Authorware (16%). Simulation tools: #1 Captivate (79%); #2 Flash (45%). Audio recording (!!!!): #1 Captivate (44 ... thought that, with my extravagant purchases, I was maintaining the Adobe share price all on my own, but the eLearning Guild's latest research report on authoring and development tools proves otherwise. Just look at these results, showing the market share of tools in various categories: Rapid development tools: #1 Captivate (65% of Guild members); #4 ... into the future (not that it always works out that way, with Adobe discontinuing development on Authorware!).

... that the eLearning Guild likes to call 'immersive learning simulations'. ... eLearning Guild's DevLearn 2007 in San Jose in November, my mind is turning to how I can convert this script into a ... generation of authoring tools included a handful of really serious players, notably Authorware (now with Adobe) and ... opposed to whatever the others are called ( Authorware , Lectora , etc.). Of course, all authoring tools have always ... games (Caspian's Thinking Worlds ), software simulations (Captivate, Qarbon ViewletBuilder , Camtasia ) and ...