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Raptivity comes up with weekly workshop which you can attend. Many customers find Raptivity weekly workshop helpful. This webinar will help you to understand how Raptivity can be used in the most powerful way. The workshop will consist of detailed introduction, tips and tricks of how Raptivity works as a rapid development tool to create interactive elearning courses.

Download Raptivity e-Learning resources, white paper, e-Book, Case study, Insights, PodCasts, Presentations and Recorded Webinars.

The blog consist of summary about the webinar concluded on October 3, 2013 on Creating Interactive Courses using Raptivity and Captivate with Joe Ganci as the guest speaker. Joe demonstrated the whole course creation process using both the tools. He showed customization process in Captivate and then demonstrated the customization and integration of a Raptivity interaction with Captivate.

Are you really thinking out of the box while creating interactivities? Well, I am sure the recent Raptivity - Bring your Imagination Alive! 3 Part Webinar Series has given you enormous ideas of using Raptivity interaction models innovatively.

Join Raptivity for a 60 minutes session with Jay Cross, the Guru of Informal Learning, on April 30, 2013 at 11:00 am PDT to see how you can make learning stick in your learners' minds using a variety of innovative techniques.

Join webinar presented by Robert Gadd President and Chief Mobile Officer at OnPoint Digital who is specializes in online and mobile learning solutions and Jamaica Glenn Raptivity Valued Professional as they unveil simple tips and nuances of getting started with effective mLearning

Join webinar presented by Robert Gadd President and Chief Mobile Officer at OnPoint Digital who is specializes in online and mobile learning solutions and Jamaica Glenn Raptivity Valued Professional as they unveil simple tips and nuances of getting started with effective mLearning

To help the learner remember and recall the learning material. Raptivity had organized a special webinar titled 'Making Learning Stick!' on Apr 30, 2013 with Jay Cross, CEO and Chief Unlearning Officer, Internet Time Alliance as the guest speaker.

Hey guys, I am back with the last blog in the series for the webinar, 'Making Learning Stick', by Jay Cross. You can check out Part 1 and Part 2 of this series here. This time we are going to talk about some basics of making learning stick. I am sure you must be wondering why I am going the opposite way by starting off with the complexities and summing it up with basics. Well, basics are the most important component in 'Making Learning Stick' and I wanted you to remember them the most. So I decided to focus on them in the end. We will begin with glancing through some brain rules by John Medina that will help you align better both physically and mentally while recalling things, followed by some interesting and simple everyday techniques for better recall ability.

Wondering if serious games can make eLearning exciting? Join for the session on Sept 12 2013 at 10 AM PDT. Register now to get the answer

Hi everyone, did you try the memory recall techniques we talked about last time? Hope they turned out useful for you. Do let us know your experience with using them. And as promised, I am back today with our next blog, covering some more memory recall techniques mentioned by Jay. Today's techniques will highlight the importance of the process and experience of learning and the impact it has on the recall.

What are the key elements of technology enhanced learning objects? The basic principles of instructional design and user experience design apply to designing quality technology enhanced learning objects.

Having learners achieve the objectives of a course is critical for their ongoing training and development. The course design, including the learning interactions, can have a significant impact on the success of the learning objectives being achieved.