Converting your old Flash-based courses to HTML5 mobile responsive elearning courses
When an organization want to convert their Flash based courses to HTML5, the major constrain will be the budget. Migration is an overhead cost to the organization, especially if the courses are in high number. Considering the budget and the timeline, here are different approaches we follow for converting from Flash to HTML5.
LEGACY OR FLASH BASED COURSES TO HTML5 CONVERSIONConvert CBT and legacy Flash content to mobile compatible HTML5 format |
RESPONSIVE LEARNING WITH HTML5 CONVERSIONConvert your legacy Flash courses to HTML5 for seamless play in multiple devices |
TAILOR-MADE HTML5 COURSESGet your custom-made eLearning modules at affordable prices |
SCORM COMPLIANTProvide you SCORM compliant courses that fit in your LMS |
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Video OutputIf the existing Flash courses are mainly animations without any interactivities then we use a recording option in which we record the course as a video output and publish in SCORM format. |
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RedevelopIf the course is a mix of static screens, interactions, knowledge check, etc., then we go for rebuild approach. In this we replicate courses as it is using all assets from existing course. |
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UpgradeIf the legacy course is very basic with text & images having minimum interactions then we suggest upgrading it, in which we develop entire course from scratch with new look & feel. |
| Don’t have Flash source files? |
| Don’t worry if you don’t have Flash source files. With SWF files, we will recreate the assets in HTML5 |
Here are benefits of Converting from Flash based Legacy eLearning Courses to HTML5
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Enhance existing interactivities |
Chunk lengthy courses into Micro Learning |
Reach wider audience |
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Modern Multimedia Designs |
Compatible with all modern browsers across devices. |
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Best Project Management |
Expert Development Team |
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Quality Assured |
On time Delivery |
| FLASH TO HTML5 CONVERSION SERVICES |
| Are you planning to convert your Flash based legacy e-learning courses to responsive HTML5 mobile friendly courses. |
