This video from Dustin has been gaining in popularity across our FB and Linked-in forums. I’m posting it here for the benefit of our blog readers.
Dustin shows not just how to use the HTML5 converter, but also how to convert this into an iPad app and test it using Adobe PhoneGap. Now to see if we can build all this into a seamless workflow for you in our upcoming versions J
Tip: Using the playbar to navigate seems out-of-place in HTML5 content. Here is a nice post that describes how you could hide your playbar.
If you are reading this, you might also be interested in the Captivate HTML5 contest. This is a great opportunity to showcase your skills in authoring HTML5 based eLearning content, and to win yourself one of three 32GB iPads! Even if you aren’t quite ready to create your own content, check out some of the great submissions thus far- to get an idea on what HTML5 based eLearning has to offer.
Nice Tutor. Thanks for sharing
Great tutorial – thanks.
One question though – how do I place the converted ‘video’ into an html5 website?
Thanks
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This is an excellent video and got me very excited about being able to create and test apps with my students. Ive created a couple of test quizs for the kids but have now realised that I have to pay money for developer bits and peices. Is there a way to create the app and get it onto an IPad without having to pay. I just cant see my work paying out bucks for a class full of kids. I got to the stage where it asked me for a key and thats as far as I can go.
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Thank you for telling us about testflight and phonegap publishing features.
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