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Hello, when Flash Player was in place I had simulation practices that I shared with my participants in webinars sessions. After Flash stoped working I share the Zip folders, to unzip and then select the content, etc.
This process has not been so good. Is there some way I can publish these simulations in another format similar to what Flash provide us? Some ideas of what you are doing to substitute what we had before would be great.
Hello, when Flash Player was in place I had simulation practices that I shared with my participants in webinars sessions. After Flash stoped working I share the Zip folders, to unzip and then select the content, etc.
This process has not been so good. Is there some way I can publish these simulations in another format similar to what Flash provide us? Some ideas of what you are doing to substitute what we had before would be great.
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nice approach but you may have to customize some javascript for this one
AFAIK that is not possible, sorry. The best way to distribute courses is to upload them to a webserver and offer the URL to the course. In SWF times we even had interactive pdf possible as output, but that is also over.
