We have a project that requires zooming on 100 plus charts. Would you use Quizmaker with zooms and build the entire course within Quizmaker; or, we could build it in Presenter and bring the QM zoom into a Presenter page; or, we could use Replay and use various parent/child windows to highlight a part of the chart. Getting really crazy, we could also do Adobe Edge or the latest Flash AS3 and bring things in as a web object. What is the best approach? I enjoy simplicity (for future revisions) rather than complexity. Thanks.
If you're looking for simple and easy to update, I think that your initial suggestion of using Quizmaker (which offers the zoom feature) is probably the best. That way, if you need to update the charts, you can just replace the images. :)
Thanks Allison. Do you know of any widgets/third party add-ons for zooming or panning? There are 100 charts but every chart has about 10 zoom areas - that becomes a lot of replacements. Panning might reduce the volume if I can zoom and then pan rather than having to zoom into 1,000 points.
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Hi Dave!
Hope the community will be able to step in here and offer their best practices or experience to assist you in your decision :)
Hi Dave,
If you're looking for simple and easy to update, I think that your initial suggestion of using Quizmaker (which offers the zoom feature) is probably the best. That way, if you need to update the charts, you can just replace the images. :)
Thanks Allison. Do you know of any widgets/third party add-ons for zooming or panning? There are 100 charts but every chart has about 10 zoom areas - that becomes a lot of replacements. Panning might reduce the volume if I can zoom and then pan rather than having to zoom into 1,000 points.
Sorry, I'm not aware of any widgets that do that. Does anyone else in the community have anything to suggest?
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