Should you want to run your Articulate-authored content today on non-Flash supported devices, we are aware of several third party solutions that may meet your needs, including the one Phil mentioned above. Please be advised, these are not developed or supported by Articulate, so we encourage you to test them out to ensure they meet your needs.
If your Articulate content does not include interactive elements (such as quizzes or user-initiated navigation), you can record your Articulate content as it plays, using a screencasting tool like screenr (http://screenr.com), to capture a video of your Articulate content. Screenr is free and screencasts can be viewed on iPads and iPhones directly from the screenr website. There are also options to publish your screenr screencasts to YouTube and to download MP4 versions, both of which also play on non-Flash devices.
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Not at the moment, I expect future versions of Studio will support iOS but not at the moment
Phil
Actually you could use the iswifter browser to view flash content on a iOAS devices
Hi Dinesh,
Should you want to run your Articulate-authored content today on non-Flash supported devices, we are aware of several third party solutions that may meet your needs, including the one Phil mentioned above. Please be advised, these are not developed or supported by Articulate, so we encourage you to test them out to ensure they meet your needs.
Frame; Entered HTML5 player:
http://frameentered.com/content/low-bandwidth-html-articulate-player-waudio-reports-lms-too
iSWiFTER Browser:
Another possible option for iPad users is to view Articulate content with the iSWiFTER app as demonstrated below.
http://frameentered.com/content/articulate-ipad-iswifter
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iswifter/id388857173?mt=8
screenr
If your Articulate content does not include interactive elements (such as quizzes or user-initiated navigation), you can record your Articulate content as it plays, using a screencasting tool like screenr (http://screenr.com), to capture a video of your Articulate content. Screenr is free and screencasts can be viewed on iPads and iPhones directly from the screenr website. There are also options to publish your screenr screencasts to YouTube and to download MP4 versions, both of which also play on non-Flash devices.
For more ideas on mobile learning, check out the following Rapid E-Learning Blog post:
http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/m-learning-101-ill-take-my-rapid-e-learning-to-go/
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