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| High Interactivity | PRINT | | RapideL-i with 100 new eLearning templates |
Jersey City, NJ (USA), April 2008 - RapideL-i, the internet-based rapid eLearning tool developed by Brainvisa, has been upgraded to include a host of new features and fifty Flash-based templates and fifty html-based templates. The aim is to create even more engaging eLearning with high interactivity.
The new library has been designed based on sound instructional design practices and is high in learning value and graphic appeal. These new pre-programmed interactivities have been created with the dual objective of providing high learning value to the course and, at the same time, making it simple to use for the course creator. The templates may be used to create an engaging experience for the learner, be it in a presentation, an assessment, a game-based learning module, or even a certification.
The RapideL-i templates can be used to add content to simple forms without the need to focus on design layouts, integration, or deployment complexities. RapideL-i also provides a WYSISYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get) html template that has the power to add flexibility in design and formatting.
The blank template allows users to add free-flowing text, copy images, and do page layout as they like. This means greater ability to customize courses and gain control over every instructional detail. RapideL-i also allows the addition of images, audio, animations, and movies to the courses.
Furthermore, the new library of templates enables users to change the look of a learning screen by allowing them to create custom backgrounds or wallpapers. This feature can be applied to various learning screens, which allows a variety in terms of colors, textures, and other graphical elements. This enables complete control over the look of the course output. With this feature, users can now create courses that have great variety in their appearance. A nice extra is that the course player software can also be customized as desired. Users can also add a logo to the player to brand their courses.
Apart from the ability to create Flash and html courses with this one application, some other interesting features that will soon be added include a PowerPoint®-to-Flash converter and MS Excel porting to create large volumes of courses offline in a short time span.
RapideL-i is an internet-based, rapid eLearning content authoring platform that allows server-based collaborative development at anytime, from anywhere. Multiple users can now log on together and work simultaneously to create engaging eLearning at the speed of business. The new version is set to deliver an intuitive end-user experience coupled with a global support plan.
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