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Now that the Adobe eLearning World 2020 online conference has concluded, I’m very interested to see what the future looks like for Adobe eLearning conferences. For over a decade, Adobe has hosted live events like the Adobe eLearning Conference and the Adobe Learning Summit. I have it on proper
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Sometimes you might forget to update your course title before you publish. Don’t worry, in ReviewMyElearning.com is easy as pie to update it. And while you are there… why not add some labels to help you stay organized. Labels can be used on your personal dashboard to filter
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Have you ever needed to verify a learner’s responses? Wondered what the Reviewer answered on question four? Do you find yourself troubleshooting quiz scores, completions, or other SCORM standards? Now you can in ReviewMyElearning.com! The SCORM log in RMeL enables you to track all the SCORM communications between
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If you have been in the eLearning industry for a while,then you’ve seen the rise-and-fall of some great course development tools. Remember Authorware? *sigh*… The promise of ZebraZaps? Did you know SumTotal still makes ToolBook? The death of Flash and rise of mobile has changed the landscape of
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In this video, you will learn from Anita Horsley who has more than 10 years proven track record and experience in education and technology delivery and is the founder and president of CALEX Learning Consultants, LLC (CALEX). CALEX provides Multimedia eLearning/mLearning development using the most up-to-date tools. My Review
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Fonts… Either you have them or you don’t. When is comes to reviewing courses on RME, it quickly becomes apparent when a developer doesn’t have the correct fonts installed. You can see that the formatting is off, that the font, well, it just looks… ugly… At that point
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This chart is a great way to see everyones role, in one document, in all of their glory! Privileges by Role – Chart _ Review My Elearning Here’s the link to the actual page in Support if you would like to save it. https://support.reviewmyelearning.com/support/solutions/articles/5000551593-privileges-by-role-chart
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Can I share the link I was sent so someone else can review the course? This is a great question! Generally, the answer is No; links are unique to each Reviewer, and for each course. It is possible for a Course Owner to turn off the requirement for Reviewers to
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When it comes to comparing the role of an Uploader vs. a Developer in RME, there are more similarities than there are differences, but in a nutshell, an Uploader can upload the SCORM file. Let’s compare the two roles in greater detail! RME Uploader The number of Uploaders is
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The “Completed” status and “Approved/Disapproved” button functionality may seem overlapping… Completed is used by Developers/Uploaders to mark that the course edit has been made. Approved/Disapproved is used by Reviewers to indicate either: I have reviewed the edit the Developer made and approve that the it was made
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We rely on the bookmarking data to determine what slide the user is on. However there are occassions when folks need to turn it off (from a developers experience, it can get annoying when your course is always asking “Hey buddy.. you wanna return where you left off?”). So, if
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One of the many advantages of Review My Elearning is that it creates a record of the comments and conversations. This documentation can be used later by teams. Also if a comment is edited it could create confusion and more work. For example consider this scenario: A Reviewer creates a