I am a technical instructor who trains participants on Microsoft technologies. I would like to develop an e-learning course which will have recordings (I will record series of steps in the software and then i would like the same to be embedded in the e-learning), walkthroughts, quizes, informational screens, progress tracking etc. Which E-learning tool will help me do this to minimum programming.
Also, the content has to be responsive and scorm compliance to be uploaded on moodle etc.
Please guide me as i do not have any idea on a good tool
Thank you Phil, Yes the requirement is Responsive to support on various devices. I heard captivate can be helpful, but i am not quite sure. I am in the process of developing an e-learning for Microsoft products with demo's recorded, click-by-click walk through with narration.
Captivate can create responsive learning. In Captivate 9, you can create 5 versions for each screen: desktop, tablet landscape, tablet portrait, phone landscape, and phone portrait.
The trick is that if you're recording screens, what are people on phones going to see? Are they going to complete training on their phones but see a tiny version of a desktop, or are you going to record the steps separately for phones? Rearranging it for a tablet is one thing. You can probably still show the desktop version, perhaps with the screen focus shifted to the most important parts. You can still do interactive simulations where users tap the right menus or options instead of clicking with a mouse. A phone is a whole other situation though.
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Storyline can do screen recording however the content produced is not responsive but is scorm compliant.
If responsive content is a deal breaker then you may need to look at a different tool.
Thank you Phil, Yes the requirement is Responsive to support on various devices. I heard captivate can be helpful, but i am not quite sure. I am in the process of developing an e-learning for Microsoft products with demo's recorded, click-by-click walk through with narration.
Here is some info on how to create Responsive projects in Captivate 9.
Captivate can create responsive learning. In Captivate 9, you can create 5 versions for each screen: desktop, tablet landscape, tablet portrait, phone landscape, and phone portrait.
The trick is that if you're recording screens, what are people on phones going to see? Are they going to complete training on their phones but see a tiny version of a desktop, or are you going to record the steps separately for phones? Rearranging it for a tablet is one thing. You can probably still show the desktop version, perhaps with the screen focus shifted to the most important parts. You can still do interactive simulations where users tap the right menus or options instead of clicking with a mouse. A phone is a whole other situation though.
I agree with Christy - having a demo for a PC SW on a mobile device smaller than a tablet doesn't make much sense.
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