Author name: John Lemon

Installing Moodle on Your Own Server

If you want full control, you can install Moodle on your server. 1. Prepare the Environment Moodle requires a server with: Operating System: Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS, etc.) or Windows. Web Server: Apache or Nginx. PHP: Version 8.0 or later. Database: MySQL, MariaDB, or PostgreSQL. Minimum Hardware Requirements: CPU: 2 cores. RAM: 4GB. Storage: At least […]

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A Beginner JavaScript Guide

SmartTutor 360  is a powerful product. It can be used to help people learn many fantastic things. Are you interested in learning something new? Are you curious about how to open new doors and ways of thinking about your eLearning projects? Are you already somewhat comfortable with using SmartTutor 360 in general? Then you are

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Top 6 Adobe Captivate Alternatives for Educators and eLearning Creators

Adobe Captivate is a powerful tool for creating interactive eLearning content, but it might not be the best fit for everyone due to its high cost and complexity. In this article, we explore the best alternatives to Adobe Captivate, each offering unique advantages and disadvantages. From Articulate Storyline to SmartTutor 360, this guide provides detailed

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Using Select from Multiple List

When creating interactive eLearning content, using Select from Multiple Lists within a single question can be an effective way to challenge learners and assess their knowledge. This type of question allows you to combine several related dropdowns into one interaction, making it ideal for matching exercises, fill-in-the-blanks, or complex scenario-based questions. In this blog post,

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PowerPoint to SCORM: How to Convert with SmartTutor 360

In the ever-evolving landscape of eLearning, ensuring that your content is accessible, engaging, and trackable is paramount. SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) has become the standard for packaging eLearning content in a way that is compatible with various Learning Management Systems (LMS). For teachers looking to convert their PowerPoint presentations into SCORM-compliant eLearning modules,

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Understanding How PowerPoint Animations and Transitions Are Imported

When you import a PowerPoint presentation into SmartTutor 360, these PowerPoint animations and transitions are supported in SmartTutor 360: EntranceAnimations ExitAnimations MotionPaths Slide/LayerTransitions AscendBounce BoxCircleDescendDiamondFadeFloatIn FlyIn Grow and TurnPlusRandomBarsShapeSpinnerSplitSwivelWheelWipeZoom AscendBounceBoxCircleDescendDiamondFadeFloatOut FlyOutPlusRandomBarsShapeShrink and Turn SpinnerSplitSwivelWheelWipeZoom ArcCircleCustomEqualTriangleLineSquareTrapezoidTurn BlindsBoxCheckerboardCircleClockCoverDiamondDissolveFadeNewsflashPlusPushRandom BarsShapeSplitUncoverZoom How Are Unsupported PowerPoint Animations and Transitions Handled?

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