You can import an entire Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to create a new Lectora title or you can import a PowerPoint presentation into an existing Lectora title. This is helpful if during your instructional design process you create a storyboard, if your source content was created in PowerPoint, or if you’re converting a instructor-led training (ILT) into eLearning.
Utilizing notes in Lectora and Lectora Online is a great way to keep your ideas and team collaboration organized.
To save space, you can select to reduce the file size of large images that you have added to your title. Enabling this option reduces the file size of your working title during development. The image is converted and saved to the largest size used within the title.
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It’s easy to remove unused resources! After you’ve been working on a Lectora title for a while you may have extra images, attachments, and media files that you no longer need. Even if the objects are no longer on any pages in your title, they’re still in your media library. You can clean-up these unused files and reduce your file size.
Have you ever thought about how to add additional information to your Lectora or Lectora Online titles, but you’re not sure how? You can easily display information to your student with Web Windows. Web Windows allow users to view external or live web resources within a title.
Prepare your titles for a global audience with Lectora and Lectora Online. Using the built-in Translation Tool, along with the Multi-language Publishing option, translating content for different languages is a straight-forward and time-saving process. In this article, we’ll go over the necessary steps to export, translate and integrate the text in your title for different languages.
Learn how to publish titles for offline use to distribute on external media such as CD-ROMs and flash drives. Alternatively, place the directory on a shared network drive to collaborate with team members.
You can attach files to your Lectora title that are not natively supported by the program (for example, PDF files). Attaching external files enables you to publish them along with the course and all other imported resources. These files are housed with the course instead of being published on a website, file share, or other linkable location. Once attached you can locate them in Resource Manager. You can also launch the files open using an action. her linkable location.
Page layouts in Lectora and Lectora Online determine where objects are placed on a page. Using them makes it easy to apply a consistent experience for your learners. For example, if your title includes a number of pages containing an image and related text, you can use page layouts to ensure that the image and text will always appear in the same location on those pages.