Articulate Announces Rapid E-Learning Studio


Articulate Announces Rapid E-Learning Studio

Created: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 posted by at 9:00 am

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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.

Articulate Rapid E-Learning Studio

Articulate Rapid E-Learning Studio

More info can be found on the Articulate site.




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2 responses to “Articulate Announces Rapid E-Learning Studio”

  1. Amit Agarwal says:

    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.

  2. Geetesh says:

    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.

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