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Hey there! My previous organization purchased Storyline late last year and found it easier to use than Captivate, but 85% of our users want to access our online training modules via their Android tablets and smartphones. We want to make sure that we invest in an evolving platform. I want to know if there will be another version of Storyline in say. Future StoryLine releases: We like to be on the cutting edge of eLearning development.However, the dont offer skins for Storyline.

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In the past we purchased the skin from eLearning brothers. Custom Player Skin: While we love the default articulate skin, we want our courses to look unique and want a custom skin.

Is there an app framework that we can leverage here.

Mobile app framework: Learning is going mobile.

Is there going to be a HTML output that is compatible with Andriod. However, we have 20K+ learners in India where Andriod is very popular.

HTML5 for Android: Today, Storyline output works on iPad (and works well I must say).

The answers to the questions below will help us make our decision: In the next 6 months we are looking to grow the eLearning team and hence want to standardize on one tool. We really like Articulate and 90% of our content has been built in Articulate tools (though we have eLearning Suite too).

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