Learning Journals in E-Learning #127: Challenge | Recap
Learning Journals in E-Learning
One great example of a learning journal is one that is available throughout the course and features...
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The issues that some folks have had with using the print functionality built into these samples - is there an easy way to test for compatibility with different browsers? (I'm assuming that is why it works in some but not all). How do others approach this when building out a project?
- Hi Colleen,
Steve Flowers talks about this issue in his post in this discussion: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/how-do-you-perform-functionality-testing-for-your-elearning-on-multiple-browsers-os
He mentions the free virtual machines you can download from Microsoft, that will test various versions of IE: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/linux/
There's also CrossBrowserTesting.com (not free), that says it has "Access to over 750+ browsers across 55 different operating systems and mobile devices" for testing purposes.
I generally just test on what I have, and that's it. The latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, & IE, and then Safari and an Android tablet. Even that seems ridiculous to me! Everything should just work on everything, right? :)
