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Adobe Dreamweaver: We use this HTML editor to create websites and XML-based eLearning courses. UpsideRapid: This is our proprietary rapid authoring tool , a Flash and XML framework we use for developing lower level courses quickly and cost effectively. The best thing about this tool is the support available on forums and blogs.
Dreamweaver was not created for people to build courses in, rather it was created for people to build web sites and other web related solutions. A novice could learn it and do some things quicker than Dreamweaver. Most people find this to be a really nice offering and a real competitor to Dreamweaver. Let the Slayers list begin!
and Shift in eLearning from Pure Courseware towards Reference Hybrids , I've realized that one of the mental models I use can be roughly summarized by the following picture: where Ease is roughly how easy (cost, time) is it to develop using that approach and Power is the ability of the tool to provide robust, complex learning solutions.
In other words, pick up a Wiki tool, or RoboInfo or Dreamweaver and start to build online reference solutions with integrated search first. I recently was piling through my stack of magazines and ran across an article in Training & Development Magazine that reference "the stages of eLearning" from a Josh Bersin report.
This methodology used tools such as Flash and Dreamweaver to create highly interactive e-learning courses with stunning visuals and great animations. Demand for low cost courses. Instead, they now seek utilitarian courses that satisfy their learning needs at a lower cost. But various developments in modern business viz.
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Adobe Dreamweaver: We use this HTML editor to create websites and XML-based eLearning courses. UpsideRapid: This is our proprietary rapid authoring tool , a Flash and XML framework we use for developing lower level courses quickly and cost effectively. The best thing about this tool is the support available on forums and blogs.
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Today, you are more likely to find people building the other stuff with Dreamweaver, RoboInfo, MS Word, their company CMS or by hand than with a Wiki. And will lower your ongoing maintenance costs as well. But, if you haven't really started doing this yet - I would highly recommend looking at Wiki technology.
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I/we are a 1/2/3 person team, and we just have an lms guy/part time web developer/high school student using dreamweaver/old copy of powerpoint. 2) Do not cost a gazillion dollars (preferably a license that is <$1500, ideally a lot less). How do we do learning games?&#. And it’s always hard to know what to tell them.
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" Adobe do make low-cost software of course, for the consumer market, and only a chronic misery guts would complain at the functionality you gained for under $100 from a product such as Photoshop Elements or Premiere Elements. So, is Adobe's ELS worth $1799? If you were a casual developer I'd say not.
Course building tools on these platforms are available without cost but not without limitations. Since Captivate is an Adobe product it integrates seamlessly with other “Made in Adobe” applications like Photoshop and Dreamweaver. Additionally, there are some open source products available at no cost.
And Cp8 is competitively priced as well costing less than $20/month via Adobe’s Creative Cloud services. I guess they have finally found a way to get me to shut up and get onboard by actively endorsing their new product and approach.
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· Creates interactive or animated graphics and videos using a variety of tools, including the Adobe Creative Suite, including Flash, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, as well as 3D Studio Max, and simulation tools, including Captivate, Articulate, and Camstasia.
A legacy e-learning course refers to an online course developed using Flash, Dreamweaver, XML/HTML, JavaScript or earlier versions of rapid authoring tools. No matter what technology is used, it takes considerable time and effort to develop an e-learning course, not to mention the high costs involved.
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Solve it: When the vendor is showing you the LMS/LCMS ask them if that is included in the system or an extra cost. Make sure to write down what costs extra. Coming Later this week: “Dreamweaver Killers&#. You can always find a lower price elsewhere. E-Learning 24/7. e-learning LCMS LMS.
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Dreamweaver Killers – They exist and best of all 99% won’t cost you a dime – this will be a separate page on my blogs. This is not a marketing or sales pitch angle, and that has been made clear to the vendors.
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