The Best of eLearning in October 2016

October was packed with exciting events. We released Lectora® Online 3.2, started a new contest in the Trivantis® Community, announced pre-conference training, plus shared the awesome eLearning some of our customers are creating with Lectora’s Responsive Course Design™ (RCD).Here are a few of the October eLearning highlights from Trivantis and around the web:

  • A case study that shows how MPHI created mobile-friendly eLearning using Lectora

I recently interviewed Jane Boyden and Laurie Taylor about the mobile-friendly video-based training they created for the State of Michigan. See how they did it, using Lectora’s Responsive Course Design.

  • This nice review of Lectora Online 3.2 on the eLearning Brothers blog

Our friends at the eLearning Brothers shared what they loved about our latest release of Lectora Online in this article on their blog: “5 Exciting Updates in Lectora Online 3.2.” And if you missed our webinar on this release, watch the recording with Trivantis Product Manager Daryl Fleary: What’s New in Lectora Online 3.2.

  • A different way to look at accessibility in this article

This Learning Solutions Magazine article shares how you can make your eLearning meet WCAG and Section 508 standards—plus go beyond the standards to really improve your content. Read it here: “Accessibility from the Ground Up: Without Glasses, You Couldn’t Read This Content.”

  • The contest you’ll want to enter to stay up to speed with mobile-friendly development

Lectora Contest 15 is your chance to practice using Lectora’s Responsive Course Design (it’s easy!) to create a mobile performance support piece for athletes or fans of your favorite sport. Not a Trivantis Community member yet? Register now.

  • The advanced training class that’s exclusive to the LUC, plus more training

Kick-start your 2017 Lectora User Conference experience with pre-conference training. The “Extending Lectora With Scripting” is a LUC-exclusive class conducted by John Blackmon that’s sure to fill up quickly. Find out more about this and other classes here: “Back by Popular Demand: Advanced Training at LUC 2017.”

Stay tuned for more good things to come in November, including a gamification webinar with Karl Kapp.