You can update your installed copy of Lectora by downloading service packs from our website at http://lectora.com or you can use the auto-update inside Lectora.
Real-life Example of CenarioVR
Looking for real-life examples of virtual reality training courses, developed in CenarioVR? Check out this video of a sample interactive VR training course that was developed by Trivantis, Transition Associates and Outtakes Film Communications Ltd, for South Wales Fire and Rescue Service.
eLearning Brother’s Webinar: Never Start From Scratch in Lectora
Watch as Laura Silver, VP of Products, give customers a first look at the newest eLearning Brothers Library additions to Lectora, as well as some great tips and tricks on how to use these awesome assets.
2018 Trend Predictions from eLearning Art
At the end of last year, Bryan Jones from eLearningArt reached out to me for my predictions on the top 3 eLearning trends for 2018. He then took the responses from me and 56 other experts and put together a summary video of the top trends here and an article of the top eLearning trends here. Here’s our top pick: […]
Lectora Installation Checklist and Instructions
Review this checklist and the instructions before you start going through installation.
Seamless Asset Management with Vaast and Lectora Online
Vaast is a central online repository to create, manage, track, and find digital media assets, including images, audio and video.
Branching Scenarios Made Easy With Lectora Online
Lectora Online users can easily create and import scenario-based exercises using the BranchTrack application—now integrated into Lectora Online! The projects you create download directly to your page. And when changes are needed, this fully integrated feature provides one-click, roundtrip editing capability. In this session, BranchTrack founder and CEO Sergey Snegirev will discuss how—and why—you should create engaging eLearning scenarios and implement them into your Lectora content.
Containing your containers: Custom JavaScript Suggestions for Lectora Online
For custom JavaScript authors, it is important to not reference container elements directly. Especially with Publishing for Seamless Play, containers such as window and document can no longer be referenced directly. Instead you need to use the global methods below to properly access these containers. getDisplayWindow() Returns the window objects that is to be used for dealing with the […]