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As a RVP, I got the opportunity to talk to some of the customers and help them in the Expert Hour sessions. Some of the customers were totally new to eLearning and Raptivity whereas some were themselves Raptivity Experts. Before the call, customers had shared their thoughts and issues with us through a pre-call survey. Many customers wanted to know how Raptivity interactivities could be used differently whereas few had queries on which interactions could be used for their specific content and so on. These points were taken up during the one hour sessions with them. To name some of them, once I showed how a very simple interaction model 'Flash Card' can be used differently to show a profit chart. I also took some customers through the Tin Can tracking mechanism of Raptivity. Various new features like media tool box, HTML5 publishing, global settings, etc were also show cased during the calls.

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.

Raptivity has been following this principle by having its interaction models based on some of the popular learning theories namely; Blooms' Taxanomy, Gagne's Nine Events, Keller's ARCs Model and Experiential Learning. By doing so, Raptivity users are ensured about meeting their learning objectives without compromising on any of the learning theory parameters. Apart from that, team Raptivity has prepared a short video clip which will help you in creating your own learning theory.

Adding Hyperlinks to course content is a very common practice. It helps adding additional information to the course material. Raptivity supports hyperlinking content in 2 different ways.

Different types of learning needs have to be kept in mind while designing interactions. Raptivity offers a variety of flexible controls to serve the same purpose. These controls have been designed to help users get optimum output from any interaction without having them do lot of thinking and planning. These controls are designed in a structure which gives maximum power with certain restrictions for users to quickly create their interactions on their own.

Good customer support complements a great product or service and enhances the overall experience. Emails have been one of the most popular support mechanisms and have long been in the scene. But lately, with the paucity of time, customers have started demanding instant resolution to their queries. They do not have the patience to wait for a day to receive a response to their query. So what do we do? One probable solution that comes to my mind is Chat. And why not, when there are reasons that make it better than email. Let's have a look at some of them.

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.

Raptivity is an amazingly powerful product. Its a simple interactivity building tool which helps you create outstanding elearning content without any programming knowledge.

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.

Templates can be very helpful in providing the structure of online learning activities; however some templates can limit creativity and make presentations become very cookie-cutter and boring. Templates can also allow for the rapid creation of learning activities which enable timely development and revisions. If templates are easy to use and flexible; they facilitate the design of relevant, current, and creative activities.