Articulate Announces Rapid E-Learning Studio
Articulate has released the Articulate Rapid E-Learning Studio Second Edition that combines two powerful products into one integrated package with everything you need to rapidly create e-learning courses from PowerPoint and develop custom quizzes, assessments and surveys. In addition to Articulate Presenter 5, the Rapid E-Learning Studio includes Quizmaker 2. Articulate is also running a special offer until July 15, 2005 which bundles Articulate’s Rapid E-Learning PowerPoint Template Kit as part of the Studio. More info on the Articulate site...
Geetesh,
How does this compare with Breeze ?
And do you have any idea about the price.
I was planning to cover it in my blog and need inputs from actual users.
Thanks.
Posted by 
Amit Agarwal on Saturday, July 23, 2005 7:22:00 PM
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When they started, Articulate and Breeze competed in the same areas - so much water has flowed under the bridge since then. I see great times ahead for Breeze as it gets more into webconferencing and integration with existing Macromedia technologies like FlashPaper and Captivate. Add to that the Macromedia-Adobe merger, and you might see PDF integrating with this as well.
Articulate on the other hand is progressing in a different direction - their strengths include interactivity and e-learning and I think they provide a better solution than Breeze for that market. Add to that, Articulate offers independent PowerPoint to Flash conversion on the desktop - also their Flash conversion is more faithful to the PowerPoint originals.
As you can see, comparing Articulate and Breeze is like comparing oranges and apples.
Posted by 
Geetesh on Sunday, July 24, 2005 10:13:00 AM
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