Grab this animated timeline e-learning template to show company history in a digestible way. Quickly swap out the background with a vintage or modern image to show the progress that has been made ov...
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Hello Talia
Like any other flavour of web content, yes it would be, provided it was placed on a webserver or intranet site that the audience had access to.
That isn't as technically difficult as it may sound to the uninitiated. For example, consider the methods in this article:
http://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/5-easy-ways-share-e-learning-courses/
In particular, the Amazon S3 option described is popular among the Articulate community.
Good luck!
Like any other flavour of web content, yes it would be, provided it was placed on a webserver or intranet site that the audience had access to.
That isn't as technically difficult as it may sound to the uninitiated. For example, consider the methods in this article:
http://blogs.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/5-easy-ways-share-e-learning-courses/
In particular, the Amazon S3 option described is popular among the Articulate community.
Good luck!
Hello Pete,
Thank you for this resource. I have made it possible for a prospect to access my eLearning content via my webpage. I really appreciate your tutorial. Extremely helpful!
Thank you for this resource. I have made it possible for a prospect to access my eLearning content via my webpage. I really appreciate your tutorial. Extremely helpful!