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Some of the best known authoring tools are: | Some of the best known authoring tools are: | ||
| − | *Adobe Captivate | + | *[http://www.adobe.com/products/captivate.html Adobe Captivate] |
| − | *Articulate Presenter | + | *[http://www.articulate.com/products/presenter.php Articulate Presenter] |
| − | *Articulate Engage | + | *[http://www.articulate.com/products/engage.php Articulate Engage] |
| − | *Adobe Connect | + | *[http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeconnect.html Adobe Connect] |
| − | *Camtasia Studio | + | *[http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.html Camtasia Studio] |
| − | *Adobe Presenter | + | *[http://www.adobe.com/products/presenter.html Adobe Presenter] |
| − | *Raptivity | + | *[http://www.raptivity.com/ Raptivity] |
| − | The most | + | The most popular free authoring tools are: |
| − | *myUdutu | + | *[http://www.myudutu.com/myudutu/login.aspx myUdutu] |
| − | *eXeLearning | + | *[http://exelearning.org/wiki eXeLearning] |
| + | *[http://www.easygenerator.com/free Easygenerator] | ||
According to a recent study by the eLearning Guild (2011)<ref>Rapid eLearning Authoring: Top Tools, Ganci, J., The eLearning Guild, 2011. </ref> the easiest tools to use are Articulate Presenter, Adobe Presenter and Raptivity, while the most effective ones are Adobe Captivate and Adobe Connect. | According to a recent study by the eLearning Guild (2011)<ref>Rapid eLearning Authoring: Top Tools, Ganci, J., The eLearning Guild, 2011. </ref> the easiest tools to use are Articulate Presenter, Adobe Presenter and Raptivity, while the most effective ones are Adobe Captivate and Adobe Connect. | ||
| − | See also: [[E-Learning|e-Learning]] | + | See also: [[E-Learning|e-Learning]]}} |
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| + | |[http://elearningindustry.com/free-authoring-tools-for-elearning 15 Free eLearning Authoring Tools] | ||
| + | |Here is a list of Free eLearning Authoring Tools provided by the eLearning Industry. | ||
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| + | |[http://list.ly/list/1Lr-free-authoring-tools-for-elearning Free Authoring Tools for Learning] | ||
| + | |A detailed list of free and open source authoring tools to use in e-Learning design and development process. | ||
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|[http://www.learningsolutionsmag.com/articles/768/seven-top-authoring-tools Seven Top Authoring Tools] | |[http://www.learningsolutionsmag.com/articles/768/seven-top-authoring-tools Seven Top Authoring Tools] | ||
|An article by Joe Ganci giving an overview of the best authoring tools. | |An article by Joe Ganci giving an overview of the best authoring tools. | ||
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| − | |- | + | |[http://elearninginfographics.com/adobe-flash-vs-articulate-storyline-infographic/ Adobe Flash vs Articulate Storyline (Infographic)] |
| + | |Here is an infographic comparing Adobe Flash and Articulate Storyline. | ||
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| + | [[Image:pdf.png]][[Media:Authoring_Tools_Overview.pdf| Authoring Tools Overview]]}} | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:54, 10 January 2014
 AUTHORING TOOL |
| Software, application or program used by trainers and instructional designers to create e-Learning courseware. These tools enable trainers to integrate a wide range of media (e.g. text, graphics, audio, video) to create interactive custom training content and to produce attractive and useful graphic applications. Authoring tools allow non-programmers to easily create multimedia content and most of them also support a scripting language, which can be used for more sophisticated applications. Types of authoring tools include instructionally-focused authoring tools, Web authoring and programming tools, template-focused authoring tools, knowledge capture systems, and text and file creation tools. They enable the creation of a final application by linking objects together (e.g. a paragraph of text to an illustration), defining the correlation between them, and sequencing them in an appropriate order. These tools are nowadays increasingly used also by organizations which want to reduce their training cost and produce in-house tailored training. [1]
The most popular free authoring tools are: According to a recent study by the eLearning Guild (2011)[2] the easiest tools to use are Articulate Presenter, Adobe Presenter and Raptivity, while the most effective ones are Adobe Captivate and Adobe Connect. See also: e-Learning |
 Web Resources |
| Find below additional information and resources. |
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| 15 Free eLearning Authoring Tools | Here is a list of Free eLearning Authoring Tools provided by the eLearning Industry. |
| Free Authoring Tools for Learning | A detailed list of free and open source authoring tools to use in e-Learning design and development process. |
| Seven Top Authoring Tools | An article by Joe Ganci giving an overview of the best authoring tools. |
| Adobe Flash vs Articulate Storyline (Infographic) | Here is an infographic comparing Adobe Flash and Articulate Storyline. |
 Additional Materials |
 Authoring Tools Overview |
References
- ↑ www.creativelearningcircuit.com (10 March 2008), www.webopedia.com (10 March 2008); www.iwebtool.com(10 March 2008), www.trivantis.com (05 February 2011)
- ↑ Rapid eLearning Authoring: Top Tools, Ganci, J., The eLearning Guild, 2011.