HTML5 Starter Pack 
The HTML5 starter pack contains various interaction models to create interactions for various eLearning stages. These interactions have been designed to create interactive learning which can be seamlessly used in both eLearning and mLearning environments. It publishes the output in SWF as well as HTML5 formats.
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Flip the Book
This interaction model is gives you the opportunity of making a presentation that can be fun and engaging. You can present your course content in the form of a flip-book or like a page-turner. You can also include images in your presentation wherever desired. Learners will find presentations made in this interaction model refreshing which thereby helps in drawing their attention and also in assimilating concepts. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
Concentric Circles with Callouts - Advanced
This interaction model helps you display the structure of a system using concentric circles. The circles appear at fixed time intervals giving the learner ample opportunities to absorb the structure in its entirety. Callouts and descriptions for each circle increase the retention of the structure. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
Hub and Spokes - Advanced
This interaction model helps you display a system network. The relationships among the components of the system are displayed in a radial format. The common component is displayed in the center and the other components are placed around this central component. Associated information on each peripheral component helps explain the system in detail. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
Ladder Steps
This interaction model is useful when your course content contains processes. The interaction model allows you to represent these processes in sequenced steps, each step having a header and an accompanying description. The descriptions appear on rollover of a step once all the steps of the process have been sequenced in. Click here for HTML5 Sample
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Buildup and Rollover
This interaction model is useful when you have an elaborate system that needs to be explained with the aid of a system diagram. The system and the interconnected parts of the system appear in segments and are built-up gradually, part by part, along with relevant text explaining each part being appearing on screen. Click here for HTML5 Sample
( Best viewed in Firefox )
Show and Tell
This interaction model allows you to create a 'show-me' or a 'how-to' simulation of a software application process or any other process activity for that matter where each stage can be pictorially represented. Learners are guided through the 'show-me' with the help of descriptions of the activities being performed appearing in a panel to the right of the screen. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
Glossary
This interaction model helps you design a glossary for your courses. Learners can browse through important terms which are alphabetically arranged and see definitions in the bottom pane onscreen. Browsing through the glossary is simplified with the provision of a scroll bar, alphabet list, and Search functionality as well. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
Branching Question - Adaptive Type
This interaction model enables you to design an adaptive type multilevel question series. Corrective reinforcements are provided to guide a learner on to the right path whenever a wrong choice is made. The learners are also made aware of their progress through the question series by a styled status bar. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
Create a Tree
This interaction model enables you to create a pairing interactivity in a tree structure design. For example a learner drags text labels mentioning different functions from the left hand side of the screen, and places them on the right under the text labels mentioning the tools wherein the specific function can be performed. Click here for HTML5 Sample
(Best viewed in Chrome and Firefox)
