To put simply,  it's the background image on my desktop that indicates my chosen resolutions for applications, browser windows etc. When creating graphics, screens, or courses, I always layout my screen with margin and functional guides before I begin. You know, the lines pulled from the rulers that assist in element layout. Over the years and hundreds of screen video sessions later, I realized there is one layout tool that I use all the time for screen video sessions, and I wanted to share. The " Desktop Screen Video Resolutionator- anator " or DSVR for short. Tools MORE >>

I’ve written a couple of posts about the differences and the advantages and disadvantages of native applications and web applications when it comes to mobile learning. But one thing seems to be clear and that’s the fact that mobile browsers are getting much better and most newer mobile browsers are implementing the WebKit Open Source framework similar to what Apple did when they created Safari for the iPhone. Native applications are great and can benefit from the performance gains of being on a device. “Native Vs. Web. MORE >>

multimedia authoring tool that goes beyond Flash and builds applications based on HTML5, Javascript, jQuery and CSS3 and works well on iOS and Android devices, and the latest HTML5-compatible browsers. For iPads, content can be played via Safari browser but for an enhanced experience, you can publish it for Articulate Mobile Player , a native iOS application that optimizes courses only for iPads. It allows Flash authors to make their animations available on modern browsers without the need for a plug-in. with a standard web browser. Adobe Edge Animate. MORE >>

It features a custom Java application, capable of running on the majority of contemporary mobile phones. Some testing on different handsets shows that this Java application run on different handsets and at different resolutions. The big advantage of a custom Java application as a mobile interface is that the entire interface is dedicated to accessing Moodle functionality, rather than trying to fit Moodle menus and commands within a web browser, with its own menus and commands.  MLE provides a mobile interface to Moodle in two different ways. Authored by Leonard Low. MORE >>

He talks about HTML5, but the specification is far from being completed and full adoption into browsers will take time (read that "years"). Cross-browser compatibility for rich, interactive content. Without the Flash player, designing in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, you have to be sure that what you create works in every browser. Not only is HTML5 far from being a replacement for Flash right now, even if it were, only the very latest browsers support it. Still, the discussion and all of the media attention it has garnered has raised some questions. Frankly, it doesnt. MORE >>