Thanks for your reply!"Scenario based / situation-based / simulation / role-play courses are much more engaging than just page turners and can be developed fairly easily in Lectora. Know that the real work is in the scenario design. It usually takes more than just an instructional designer and someone who can develop using a tool. Now you need: - the ID needs to be able to lay out a good story line along with good "activities" questions which involve predicting outcomes, why things might happen, or making decisions - a "script" writer to get the wording reasonable - someone who can come up with the animated graphics if you have any. - someone who can do audio if any. "Unfortunately I know that what you're saying is all too true. (After doing this project with Allen I almost feel like the tiny little products that I have to contend with will be easy...but that's only because I have been involved w/a project that has 50 different products w/branching scenarios for each product...so it's been fun!)I think you answered my primary question (does Lectora have the capability). It sounds like it does, provided I get the training/experience necessary on how to use it.Does anyone in Lectora-land have any non-page turner examples that they can point me to? (The examples included in the demo are really...dreadful. It would be nice to see something is evidence of what I could aspire to achieve w/this tool for the money.)Thanks!
