If you received our last newsletter, you already know that we’ll be attending a handful of conferences this fall — TechLearn, Training Fall, Learning 2005 (more details). Here’s another one for the list: DevLearn 2005, November 16-18. “DevLearn 2005 is the most important event to attend this fall if you are looking for the latest […]
For year number three, Articulate will be a sponsor at TechLearn. This year’s event is scheduled for September 25-28, 2005 at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. We’ll be in Booth #1303 and we hope to see you there! We’d like to invite you to attend TechLearn as our guest. Just download and print this […]
Mark Gibbs gives the thumbs up to Articulate Presenter 5 in last week’s review, Articulate Presenter does all presentations: “Now what do most business professionals know how to create? That’s right, PowerPoint presentations. And what do 98% of browser users have installed? Right again, Macromedia’s Flash player. You guessed it; today I have a tool […]
Help The eLearning Guild with its latest industry research survey: Content Authoring: Trends, Practices, and Tools. My favorite authoring tools and yours are featured in Question 16, so don’t miss that one! “Recent research conducted by The eLearning Guild indicates that organizations spend more money on content and content authoring resources and tools than any […]
Highlights from today’s issue of the Brandon Hall Research News email newsletter: “PowerPoint-based learning provides tremendous efficiencies in development times. Average development times across study participants was 33:1 (33 hours of development for every 1 finished hour of courseware). Compare this with the development of e-learning created with traditional authoring tools (220:1) or with simulation […]
According to Robin Good in his June 2005 update of Best Web Presentation Tools — created with… guess what? — Articulate Presenter is “the Ferrari of rich-media Web presentation tools … (it is) the most customizable — most personalizable — solution out there in terms of creating Web presentation in Flash file format … the […]
A recent Brandon Hall newsletter contained the below. I’ll bet I can think of at least one tool that makes PowerPoint more powerful. Take a few minutes to tell Brandon Hall what you think. SURVEY: POWERPOINT BEST PRACTICES What does PowerPoint do for you? With the wide array of authoring tools on the market, we […]
Back in January I wrote about how you can leverage the Web Object feature of Articulate Presenter to launch an accompanying script in a new window. But what if you’ve recorded the audio for your presentation from a live event and don’t have the text transcript you need to meet section 508 compliance? What if […]
The past year has flown by. It has, without question, gone by faster for me than any year in recent memory. I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised then to read in today’s email newsletter from Bersin & Associates that the 2005 edition of its Rapid E-Learning: What Works report is now available. “Rapid E-Learning is […]
Visual Being is a blog that aims to serve through resources and dialogue the communications and presentation professional. Stop by the new blog, and you may even come across a couple of my recent comments there. The brainchild of Articulate customer Ray Guyot and Lee Potts, the new blog covers all things PowerPoint and presenting. […]
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