If you have a Lectora v12 or greater license key you can tell your version just by looking at the license key. Lectora v12 license keys always start with “LI12” or “LP12”. The “LI” stands for Lectora Inspire and “LP” stands for Lectora Publisher. The “12” means it’s for version 12. Lectora v16 license keys always start with “LI16” or “LP16” and Lectora v17 keys always starts with “LI17” or “LP17”.
Review this checklist and the instructions before you start going through installation.
Many features in Microsoft PowerPoint are supported in Lectora, but not all. Importing Microsoft PowerPoint content is not an exact one-to-one conversion. This means that text and other objects might look slightly different after importing them. In this article, we’ll discuss a few of the enhancements, conversion rules, and considerations for importing PowerPoint into Lectora 16.2 and newer, and Lectora Online.
When users should no longer have access to the system, we recommend that you Archive them to save space. Archived users do not count against your total number of users in CourseMill. The advantage to archiving rather than deleting is twofold: You can still pull transcripts and completions for archived users, and you can restore […]
You have several options when determining how to scale published content.
This article applies to CourseMill 7.5 and higher. If you need to upgrade your instance, contact cmupgrade@trivantis.com. Thinking of submitting a support ticket? This article may assist if you are experiencing any of the following in CourseMill: Reporter cannot see students When a Reporter runs a report (native CourseMill reports or Advanced Reports) the results […]
With the release of Lectora Inspire and Publisher 18 beta, the Getting Started page now includes a variety of templates, made in partnership with FasterCourse®. These templates are designed to provide new users with a quick and easy way to get started on projects. This article has been created to help supplement your use and customization.
I love earning badges on the Trivantis Community probably as much as I enjoy talking to you. But did you know that this week we also added a leaderboard to keep track of your accomplishments? I’m doing an open call to all Trivantis Community members…Beat the Community Manager if you dare!
There’s no shortage of methods for creating eLearning these days. You’ll find many sources of information promoting many different methods of design. When it comes to creating Responsive Course Design™ (RCD), however, there are a few best practices that it’s important to understand when creating any content.
In today’s vast eLearning landscape it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the number of resources at your fingertips. Learning how to utilize a single authoring tool for development is just a small piece of a very complex puzzle. Once you’ve identified which tool will meet your needs – what’s next? How you familiarize yourself or […]