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Program orientations can be elaborate video or simple text that welcomes learners and introduces or explains key parts of the training module.
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Navigation can use as much or little of the Playback Control Panel as needed.
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Animation from other Flash and GIF files can be embedded into a module.
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SCORM/AICC compliant modules for upload into a corporate Learning Management Systems.
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Compliance with Section 508 of the United States Rehabilitation Act so screen readers can more readily work with the module.
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Software simulation so the look and interaction of training mirrors the real system without exposing the actual system or data to new users.
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Branching options for multiple scenarios and results.
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Audio can be a power supplement to almost any visual presentation.
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Immediate feedback can be given to learners as they attempt to use new knowledge and skill.
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Looping presentations for a hands free demo that restarts automatically.
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Prompts and cues are used to inform and guide users.
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Power Point slides can be imported speeding the development for some projects.
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Motion/movie play back that can be more realistic the simple screen shots.
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Questions can be used to assess knowledge retention as stand alone items or in a quiz of various types with immediate feedback.
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Timing controlled interactions.
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Various formats for distribution channels such as email, CDs, websites and Learning Management Systems (LMS).
