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Q.1
What do you look for in an elearning authoring tool? Please put these in order of importance: *
  • Ability to create materials with a consistent look and feel that can be changed centrally
  • Ability to add new functionality to the content packages if required
  • Ability to work on the same content in a team of people
  • Finished products that are accessible to the widest audience possible
  • Finished products that work in the browser of as many devices as possible (including iPads!)
  • Ability to create both traditional elearning modules as well as menu-driven micro-sites
  • Ability to send content out for review and collect comments within the tool itself
  • A large range of content display and interaction templates
  • Ability to have multiple authors working with the same tool without breaking the bank
  • Ability to track multiple versions of the same content package

Q.2
How well does your current elearning authoring tool do each of these? *
Very poor Just about It's OK Quite good Excellent
Create materials with a consistent look and feel that can be changed centrally
Allow you to add new functionality to the content packages if required
Allow you to work on the same content in a team of people
Create finished products that are accessible to the widest audience possible
Create finished products that work in the browser of as many devices as possible (including iPads!)
Create both traditional elearning modules as well as menu-driven micro-sites
Send content out for review and collect comments within the tool itself
Use a large range of content display and interaction templates
Allow you to have multiple authors working with the same tool without breaking the bank
Ability to track multiple versions of the same content package

Create materials with a consistent look and feel that can be changed centrally

Allow you to add new functionality to the content packages if required

Allow you to work on the same content in a team of people

Create finished products that are accessible to the widest audience possible

Create finished products that work in the browser of as many devices as possible (including iPads!)

Create both traditional elearning modules as well as menu-driven micro-sites

Send content out for review and collect comments within the tool itself

Use a large range of content display and interaction templates

Allow you to have multiple authors working with the same tool without breaking the bank

Ability to track multiple versions of the same content package

Q.3
What elearning authoring tool(s) do you currently use? (Choose one or more) *

Q.4
What is your role in your organisation? Choose at least one. *

Q.5
Who do you create elearning materials for? Please choose one or more. *

Q.6
How many people are involved in creating elearning materials in your organisation?

Q.7
How much of each type of elearning material do you currently tend to create.
We don't do this We do this very rarely We do some of this We do quite a bit of this This is the majority of what we do
Rapid authored (Slides -> elearning) created by the SME
Rapid authored created by a learning designer alone
Rapid authored created by a team
Authors fill in templates which then produce HTML or Flash
Bespoke, hand-coded HTML or Flash created by a development team

Rapid authored (Slides -> elearning) created by the SME

Rapid authored created by a learning designer alone

Rapid authored created by a team

Authors fill in templates which then produce HTML or Flash

Bespoke, hand-coded HTML or Flash created by a development team

Q.8
If you would like to receive the results of this survey please add your email address.

Q.9
Your name would be handy too...



Q.10
Are you happy for us to retain your contact details so we can let you know of future developments?

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