eLearning maintenance
eLearning courses act as living systems where maintenance costs frequently exceed original development costs. Learn why courses 'rot' and how to prevent technical debt.
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As an Adobe Captivate developer using JavaScript, debugging your project often requires checking the browser console for messages, warnings, or errors. However, if you're working in a production environment or using specific JavaScript code, you might notice that console.log and other console functions appear to do nothing.
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The Storyline Course Inspector Chrome extension has received a significant update, bringing together powerful features and improvements to streamline eLearning development and QA processes for Articulate Storyline users. This update combines the functionality of two previously separate extensions, enhancing its capabilities and user experience. 🧩 Get the Chrome Extension Key Updates
Have you ever wanted to enhance your eLearning courses with custom interactivity, but coding seemed like a roadblock? What if I told you that creating something impressive, like an interactive FAQ accordion for Articulate Storyline, could be done with just a few AI prompts and a sprinkle of JavaScript? In
One common challenge in Storyline development is randomizing the position of drag and drop objects. While Storyline has built-in randomization for question banks and quiz questions, there isn't a native way to randomize the position of drag and drop objects. This can be particularly challenging when dealing with
Anthropic just released something that's getting the AI community buzzing - their Computer Use API. I couldn't wait to take it for a spin, so I decided to try something ambitious: teaching Claude to evaluate an e-learning course. Here's what happened when I gave
Creating visually appealing and interactive navigation buttons in Articulate Storyline can help engage your learners. Whether you're looking for custom styles, animated hover effects, or dynamic button behavior, adding these enhancements often requires time-consuming CSS and JavaScript work. But not anymore! With our Storyline Button Styler tool, you
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As many of our subscribers know, earlier this year, we undertook a significant overhaul of the back-end of Review My eLearning. This decision was not made lightly. It involved extensive planning, resources, and a commitment to listening to your feedback. We are proud to say that this transformation was necessary
course development
In today’s fast-paced world of eLearning, creating and maintaining high-quality courses efficiently is essential. For Storyline developers, inspecting and debugging courses can often become time-consuming and tricky, especially when managing variables, slide navigation, and quiz functionality. That’s why we built the Storyline Course Inspector—a Chrome DevTools extension
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In today's fast-paced business environment, project managers are constantly seeking ways to enhance efficiency, improve outcomes, and stay ahead of the competition. The advent of Generative AI offers a transformative opportunity to achieve these goals. According to the Project Management Institute's (PMI) paper, "First Movers&
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When working on Articulate Storyline courses, developers often need to implement custom JavaScript on specific slide objects. However, to do this effectively, you need to locate the [data-model-id] of the HTML element you want to target. In the past, this process has been cumbersome, requiring manual searches in the browser
If you're looking to add a touch of customization to your Rise course, one effective method is to insert CSS via a Storyline block. In this example, I’ll show you how to draw extra attention to the "Continue" button at the bottom of your lesson