Hello friends...how hard is to create and publish to be played on smartphone devices such as android based ones?? I thought about purchasing storyline and I need to know if it would work for me...THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANY ANSWER!!!! wgallopt@gmail.com
I'm with Bruce on this one ... I hear more and more L&D people saying "... and we need this course to work on Android tablets, phones and probably iPads too ..." Really? Who is the audience? How many of them have these devicese? How many of them currently use them to do elearning? Ok, about 10 people out of 2000?
From an L&D perspective it's easy to get caught up in the "mobile mix" but the reality is that these requests often get retracted once as the need really isn't imperative enough. Embracing mobile tech and future-proofing are great provided the appropriate bases have been covered and stand up.
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Hi Wladimir, and welcome to Heroes.
I think the first question should perhaps be - "Would you want to?"
Is the learning that you are trying to create applicable to the size of an Android device?
There's a lot of hype around courses on phones, but does your market actually support that?
I suggest that you download a Trial version of Storyline from http://www.articulate.com/, and see for yourself how easy it is to create courses.
Once again - a warm welcome to the boards.
Bruce
Hi Wladimir
I'm with Bruce on this one ... I hear more and more L&D people saying "... and we need this course to work on Android tablets, phones and probably iPads too ..." Really? Who is the audience? How many of them have these devicese? How many of them currently use them to do elearning? Ok, about 10 people out of 2000?
From an L&D perspective it's easy to get caught up in the "mobile mix" but the reality is that these requests often get retracted once as the need really isn't imperative enough. Embracing mobile tech and future-proofing are great provided the appropriate bases have been covered and stand up.
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