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Web-Based Authoring Tools for Scalable eLearning Development: The Time Has Come

Web Courseworks

Web-based products such as Claro and Composica promise to solve collaborative dilemmas and enable development teams to create engaging and interactive learning content with ease. We recently decided to test drive Claro and Composica, and here’s some of what we’ve learned in our exploration of these tools. superior workflow management.

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dominKnow | ONE vs Articulate 360: an eLearning Authoring Tool Functionality Face-Off

Tesseract Learning

There’s Claro, which is “traditional authoring” (fixed-pixel or shrink-to-fit), and Flow, which produces responsive content. Claro and Flow are equally powerful eLearning authoring tools focused on separate design choices. Assets within your projects can even be shared and reused between Flow and Claro.

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9 Gomo Learning Alternatives to Consider in 2025

Arlo Training & Events Software

Key Features: Slide-based interface with branching scenarios Interactive assessments and quizzes SCORM, AICC, xAPI support Pros: Highly flexible platform for custom course development Active community forum for product support Pricing: Paid Plans: From $1,499/year per user Ratings: G2: 4.6/5 5 Capterra: 4.7/5

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Making Sense of Responsive E-Learning Design

Learnnovators

Claro Flow – another interesting responsive e-learning development tool (from DominKnow). Register yourself on DominKnow’s website if you are interested to participate in the Claro Flow Beta Program. Links: [link] /.

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2014 E-Learning Awards

eLearning 24-7

dominKnow Claro – SaaS includes the ability to work on the same page with multiple people at the same time and different locations, feature set is extensive. They are also working on the mobile side of the house (I assume xAPI). Top three nominees for Authoring Tool of 2014. Has an on/off synch mobile app. Amazon Storyteller.

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eLearning 101: How to Make an eLearning Course (Updated!)

OpenSesame

In the last few years, the folks at Rustici Software (already leading experts in SCORM) have worked with many partners and stakeholders in the elearning industry to develop a new standard, known as TinCan or the XAPI , that widens the scope of how online learning content can be managed and tracked by institutions and organizations.

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Why Author eLearning Content to Industry Standards?

OpenSesame

Each of these platforms are unique, but they are not SCORM, AICC or xAPI conformant, which means the courses built on these platforms can not be exported for use in another platform or Learning Management System (LMS). . Their products Flow, Claro and Capture allow authors to store their assets and courses online.