As a result of e-learning concepts and software gaining popularity with each passing day, the demand for Flash Animation to HTML5 conversion services has also risen to new heights. For a poser on this conversion via Google, a large number of suggestions and answers appear. It is always wise to look for solutions offered by a professional IT company that is involved in developing various animation software including e-learning processes.
In fact, it becomes even more important because the theme and illustration or graphics must reach the target audience across a variety of devices, platforms, and browsers. Given the fact that HTML 5 is the main digital technology, maximum care is required regarding the conversion that can be accessed from various media to smartphones and tables, regardless of the flash compatibility of the device.
In this regard, reputable companies have the relevant experience to provide these services with an element of added value to the content. In terms of new content development, these companies have mastered the art as evidenced by dozens of end users at home and abroad. The hallmark of their services is the art of conceptualizing rich interactive content that can range from K-12 (K-12) to college-level courses and corporate training modules. It is the art of animation that brings an element of life to all these programs that are basically transformed through CSS and JS languages.
For corporate training programs, the client’s objectives are analyzed in detail to specifically identify the different topics. With a focus on enhanced productivity, the compilers of the training materials craft the content to be highly interactive and visually appealing. With the help of SCORM-compliant software, this content is developed and presented in Flash and HTML5 formats. Both versions have been tested and perfected to be compatible with all popular platforms.
Incidentally, SCORM, which stands for Shareable Content Object Reference Model, has been accepted worldwide as an ideal software for interoperable technical standards for e-learning products. Although it is one of the advanced distributed learning (ADL) programs under the supervision of the Pentagon, this program has found widespread applications in the civilian arena like never before, particularly in e-learning. It also governs how online learning content and Learning Management Systems (LMSs) relate to and interact with each other, in purely technical language.
Being a pioneer in e-learning technology, a reputed company recently published a global e-learning market scenario report and predicted encouraging numbers for the period 2016-2017. It was based on an in-depth study that revealed that the global self-learning e-learning market which reached $35.6 billion in 2014 witnessed a rapid compound growth rate of 7.6% to reach more than $51.5 billion by 2016.
