Written by Shivaji Babar• December 15, 2016• 1:57 pm• eLearning

Authoring Tool/ Framework Selection for Responsive eLearning Development: Comparative Summary Update

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A few weeks back, we presented a feature-wise comparison of six responsive authoring tools: Adapt, Evolve, gomo, Elucidat, Captivate 9, and Lectora 16.

It just so happened that around that time, Articulate 360 was launched. And it contained a new responsive authoring tool called Rise.

Our team immediately started exploring Rise and created a couple of internal prototypes. Based on our experience using the tool, we shared our thoughts about its features, advantages, and limitations in a detailed post.

We have also updated the comparative summary to include Rise – so you can now get a view of seven responsive authoring tools at one glance. Check it out!

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About the Author / Shivaji Babar

With over 12 years of experience in eLearning and mobile learning development, Shivaji has worked on 70+ HTML- and Flash-based projects, as well as projects based on other technologies like EPUB, Objective-C, Augmented Reality, and Adobe AIR for iOS and Android. Shivaji has architected and developed HTML-based course frameworks for multi-device and responsive development. He also has vast experience in making courseware compliant with eLearning standards like SCORM, AICC, and xAPI, Web standards like WCAG, Section 508, and WAI-ARIA, and integrating them into different Learning Management Systems. Shivaji plays a key role in exploring and implementing new technologies and tools, defining efficient technical solutions, and setting and improving internal standards and processes. Shivaji holds an Engineering Degree in Electronics and Telecommunication from the University of Pune, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Wireless in Mobile Computing from C-DAC.