Here are a few common codes for Flash/Captivate navigation in Lectora.

Follow these steps to include a pdf document displayed in an iframe window in your course. (popup window or chapter page)

I don't know if this will help anyone, but usually when I am putting in multiple choice questions, I am copying and pasting them from a word document. The most annoying parts is have to go back and paste each answer choice.

Browsers do not display text with exactly the same font, layout, and location as your .awt file does..there are a few things that can be done to match how the output appears.

There's some scripting options to allow Flash interactivity to show/hide objects in your awt title.

To perform quick mass file replacements instead of individually, check out these steps...

I provided this as a quick tip at the Lectora Users conference, but not sure what they are doing with them. I also don't see a place to post files at in this new site that replaced the Lectora Lounge, so I am posting it here..

This quiz will allow the student to mark a question to return to it before having the exam submitted to be graded. They will be able to skip over questions also. At the end of the questions, there is a "Review Exam" page that will allow them to revisit any of the questions to answer before submitting it to be graded. The exam uses the standard lectora feedback results screen, but then also provides a more customized results page that breaks down each section score and provides additional feedback.

Quiz_Demo.zip

I am proud to announce the founding of the Kansas City eLearning Users Group.

This group provides members of Kansas City eLearning Users Group with a shared calendar, discussion forums, member profiles, photo gallery, file storage and more. We encourage you to upload your photo, complete your profile and participate!

We are excited to get the group off the ground and collaborate with other users. You can sign up by visiting http://kcelearning.groupsite.com

This eLearning group will also focus on all/any aspects of eLearning.

I have also founded a Lectora Users Group on the new "Lectora Lounge" website from Trivantis. If you are not currently a member of the "Lectora Lounge" yet please visit the site at: http://www.lectoralounge.com/signup . After joining the Lounge, there will be a "Groups" menu icon that you will click on, then scroll down to join the Kansas City Lectora Group. This group on the lounge will focus primarily on Lectora course development.

Both of these user groups are in the early stages. Content will be updated on both sites as we get going. There are also plans in progress to create a formal meeting on a recurring basis along with agenda topics that will be presented. If you would like to see anything added to the topics, feel free to contact us!

As the site redesign progresses, I am also updating the Portfolio page with some of the more recent and exciting projects that I have completed. These will include some items from most of the services that are available such as DotNetNuke Development, Flash Development and Photography/Digital Development. I will also be updating the contact page with a custom DotNetNuke module built for the services I will be offering through the website.

Just a short note about the site. I am in the process of developing a redesign for  the website so the look may change soon depending on how much time I have to spend on it. I also will be updated some of the code that runs the site to hopefully improve the responsiveness of the site. Most of my free time is being taken by other things. As you may have noticed the "family" menu is now gone until you log in. I also have a lot of pictures yet to upload on the kid's pages, so look for an update soon on them as well.