We recently launched a new set of stock images in our eLearning Template Library. Computer and Devices is a series of just that, computers, laptops, ipads, kindles, iphones, and more. As with all our images, we’ve removed the backgrounds (transparent) and even removed the screens for you also. Below is a screencast on how to use them in an Adobe Captivate...

Sometimes I get asked, “Why do the cutout people images look weird and really like low quality when inserted into Captivate?”. This is not a problem with the images, but rather a setting in Adobe Captivate 6. Watch the tutorial below to learn how to apply the correct settings to your Captivate...

Inserting Flash interactions and games into your Captivate courses can add interactivity and help to engage your learners. When you do this, it is helpful to make your Flash files match the course look/feel. This is one quick and effective way I use to do...

I’ve been hearing that some of you are having some struggles adding our video cutout people to slides that have longer audio files. The videos play but then disappear as the audio finishes. The screencast below shows you a technique to use that pauses the video and allows the audio to continue...

Using images of cutout people in a training course can really bring it to life. They are a great for scenarios, case studies, and adding a personal touch. Articulate Storyline comes pre-packaged with various illustrated and photographic people images. However, you may want to create your own.  In this post I’ll show you how to create storyline characters with...

This tutorial will help you get started with Lectora skins and layouts.   Here are some details on various parts of the skins: Title Level Buttons Course Menu – When clicked, the user of your published title is taken to the Course Menu page in the Course Content chapter. Replay – When clicked, the title is briefly redirected to the Replay Page....

In this tutorial learn how to change the colors of the Lectora player skins and...

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Here are the steps to take our HTML 5 games, place them into a SCORM wrapper, and then upload them to Moodle. The video below shows you how to prepare the files for upload into Moodle. The steps to upload into Moodle are below the video. Note for Library subscribers: If you are a library subscriber then download the HTML SCORM wrapper first. Note for...

This tutorial demonstrates how to insert interactive Flash (.swf) into Brainshark. Check out our Brainshark...

This tutorial demonstrates how to insert Flash into Snap! by Lectora. Check out our Snap!...

This tutorial demonstrates how to insert Flash into Articulate Presenter. Check out our Articulate...

This tutorial demonstrates how to insert Flash interactions into Moodle. Check out our Moodle Interaction...

This tutorial demonstrates how to insert Flash games and quizzes into Moodle. We also show you how to keep track of user scores and completion statuses using SCORM. Check out our Moodle Game...

In this tutorial learn how to insert Flash games, interactions, and quizzes into iSpring...

In this tutorial learn how to insert Flash games, interactions, and quizzes into Udutu eLearning...

In this tutorial, we show you how to insert Flash games and interactions into Lectora. Here is another tutorial that shows how to pass the flash score to Lectora and use it in your...

In this tutorial, we show you how to insert Flash games and interactions into Rapid Intakes online Unison...