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.
Lectora and Lectora Online make it easy to synchronize events—add actions—to audio and video playback. For example, you can show bullet points timed to a page narration, or illustrate a process flow by moving images. This article will show you step-by-step how to synchronize events to audio and video files within Lectora and Lectora Online titles.
Just like my closet before spring cleaning, sometimes the objects in your Lectora and Lectora Online Title Explorer need a little organization. By grouping objects, you combine them, so you can work with them as a single unit. Not only does this better organize your Title Explorer, but it allows you to apply transitions, actions, and properties to several objects at once.ts at once.
Use the Add Guide and Clear Guide options on the View ribbon to quickly add and remove guides. Use the handles on the ruler to easily move a guide horizontally or vertically on the page.
Save time when developing content in Lectora by using inheritance to display recurring objects on all chapters, sections and pages.
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Lectora and Lectora Online have the ability to create randomized tests to help you create effective assessments for your learners. Find out how here.
With Lectora® and Lectora® Online, you can create your own custom templates to reuse and share with colleagues and team members. Templates prevent you from having to start from scratch every time you create a new title.
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”.
Lectora and Lectora Online allow you to show custom test results by determining the behavior of quizzes/tests including whether test results will be shown to the student. With the Results Designer, how results are displayed is completely customizable. You can choose what data to show, the order in which the data is presented, how the text is styled, and even embed images within the results.