Hi Daniel -- I use both Lectora and Articulate. It's an interesting comparison between the two.On the one hand, I think Articulate has a much better (and easier) workflow for the most common tasks (for example, doing screen builds of text and graphics in sync with voiceover). On the other hand, the programming features in Lectora are very flexible and powerful.In terms of using one to suppliment the other, I think it can go only one way. I think Lectora must be the delivery platform augmented by Articulate output. That's because Articulate publishes to Flash (usable by Lectora), but Lectora publishes to HTML -- not usable by Articulate (as far as I can see).I've noticed that the most engaging Lectora titles that I've seen use Flash imported from other programs like Captive, Character Builder, and Ariculate. I've read that some folks have pulled Articulate Engage interactions and Quizmaker assessments into Lectora as well.So, at the end of the day -- and depending on the complexity of the content delivery that you intend to build -- I think some projects are ripe for Articulate, others destined for Lectora, and yet another group that could benefit by using both.Anyway, that's my two cents...Best Regards,Dave
