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Recent reports on the upcoming Windows 8 OS, now in an official ‘Release Preview’, reveal that the reports of no Flash support in the ‘Metro’ browser have been incorrect. Windows 8 will reportedly have two types of user-interface options; a more familiar Windows-like environment and the ‘Metro’ UI meant to emulate the currently-popular touch/tablet interface. […]
Read MoreAs we dig into Adobe’s Creative Cloud offering, there may be more and more parts to these clarification posts…but for now we have determined that the Creative Cloud offering is not an option for us here at ICS Learning Group at the moment because there is not yet a volume licensing option. Per the current Creative Suite […]
Read MoreeLearning! (magazine?) has released their reader survey for 2012, for the “Best of eLearning Awards” they sponsor. Adobe points to it on their Captivate blog and we’ll give it a little push too! So for all you loyal, or intermittent, customers and readers, if you’re so inclined, take a look at questions 1 and 24… 1. […]
Read MoreThere’s been some buzz from our customers, both good and…concerned regarding Adobe’s new Creative Cloud approach for the licensing and distribution of their extensive range of software. After some discussion with those ‘in the know’, we’ll help clarify what we can… One point of confusion is whether the ‘Touch Apps’ are included with a Cloud […]
Read MoreWhile it may be focusing on alternative tools for mobile delivery, Adobe continues to demonstrate its commitment to the Flash platform – most recently with the continued refinement Flash ‘Stage 3D’API (which we’vediscussedbefore). Also as we’ve discussed, it is possible to develop with Flash and publish to an AIR-based ‘App’ which will work on both […]
Read MoreDuring an upgrade of a few systems here at ICS, we encountered an issue with the installation of the Adobe Presenter product provided with the eLearning Suite software package. The system upgrades included Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010. When installing the eLearning Suite (‘eLS’) package, we noticed that Adobe Presenter was missing from the […]
Read MoreLast week, Adobe announced their new approach to Creative Suite 6 software licensing, the Creative Cloud, which should be available in early June. This subscription-based ‘digital hub’ will provided the ability to download and install any application in Adobe’s CS6 “Master Collection” and use it offline…as long as you remain subscribed. While the subscription model […]
Read MoreTerminology for computer-assisted training has gone through several revisions and variations on the terms are still widely varied. Historically, there have been two components to the terminology: eLearning Terminology Cloud Variations on the adjective: computer, web, internet, technology, distributed Variations on the subject: training, learning, education, instruction Combine those two parts together into whatever term […]
Read MoreDue to rise in popularity or mobile access and devices, and subsequent requests from our customers, we have made Inquisiq R3 compatible with mobile devices! This feature has been in the works for some time and is now ready for public release. Just goes to show- you ask, and we listen! Inquisiq R3 SaaS accounts will be […]
Read MoreA quick note to clear up any potential confusion a recent Adobe announcement regarding Flash Player licensing… Adobe essentially said two things,“Premium features will allow game publishers using native C/C++ console game engines to target Flash Player. Premium features is usage of both domain memory and Stage3D GPU hardware acceleration in combination. Domain memory allows […]
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