28 December 2013
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Adobe’s popular e-learning authoring tool is currently at version 7.0.1.
But in reality, our customers still have a variety of versions on their systems, so we should support all of them.
In this post I take a look at the different version. Continue reading
17 June 2011
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In Captivate, you’ve exported an XML file and got it translated. When importing the translation, Captivate tells you everything went well, but in fact, it didn’t. How come? The reason for this is the fact that an (invisible) special character … Continue reading
14 May 2011
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This post is a comment on @lilybiri’s article Customized Progress Indicator. In this article she explains how to use advanced actions to create a custom progress indicator for Quizzes. Having needed this functionality, I had a few remarks, and an issue … Continue reading
2 February 2011
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As mentioned by my colleague @paravolve, you can use Microsoft Word 2010 to publish to your blog. So here is goes.
30 August 2010
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Last week I used Adobe’s Captivate 5 for the first time to produce small e-learning topics. Once the topics were published (SWF), the text captions looked blurry. I recognized the problem from previous versions. It had everything to do with … Continue reading
18 June 2010
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This week I had to use Adobe Presenter for the first time. The version used was 7.0.2 with PowerPoint 2007. Some things worth mentioning: Not all SmartArt with animations are supported. The information about the .5 update stated SmartArt was … Continue reading
29 January 2010
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Having been ill this week, I had some time to fiddle around with a few open source CMSs. I first tried out Joomla, because I read on twitter that a collegue of mine had used it before. Installation was smooth … Continue reading
4 January 2010
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Back @ work after the holidays, I open my Tweetdeck, and guess what… I cannot connect to my twitter account. Password is incorrect. Yes, right. I changed the password during my holidays. So I enter my new password. Still no … Continue reading
17 December 2009
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Regularly people ask me why I am on Twitter (and what Twitter is!). This is the answer: to learn stuff. Just being connected to others with the same passions, and watching their stream, teaches me a lot. Of course there … Continue reading