Lectora X.4 will speed migration to HTML5 and tablet-based learning, says Transition

Lectora e-learning specialist Transition believes that the release of Lectora X.4 could boost the adoption of m-learning on tablet devices that don't support Flash - and those that do.

When the iPad was announced, many e-learning professionals believed that it would become a great e-learning tool. There was just one problem: it doesn't support Flash - and a great deal of e-learning content is created using Flash.

"This has presented e-learning content creators with a problem," says Transition's Miles Corbett. "They have to reskill to adopt HTML5 - or avoid using the iPad as a delivery mechanism."

But the latest version of Lectora X, from Trivantis, neatly gets around this issue. "To Lectora X.4, HTML5 is just another means of publishing an e-learning project. That means it really doesn't matter what the final device is - you create an e-learning course, then publish to PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad or Android. It really is that simple."
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About Transition
Transition is an award-winning provider of Lectora and IBM Lotus e-learning products and services. Founded in 1996, the company's customers include ACCA, Baker Hughes, BT, EMCOR, HP, IBM, Rank Group and Royal & SunAlliance. Transition has won international e-learning awards in 1999, 2000, 2002 and 2005. Based in Kent, Transition provides e-learning solutions worldwide.

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