Top 5 Best Authoring Tools for eLearning (and content creation)

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There are a ton of authoring tools for eLearning out there. It can be overwhelming to navigate the space and find the best of them. But, today is your lucky day because we've tested different eLearning authoring tools and created a video overview of the 5 best authoring tools for your eLearning program.

In this video, you will learn:
0:01 Authoring tools overview
0:45 Rise
1:38 Adobe Captivate
2:20 Storyline
2:55 Loom
3:30 Native to an LMS

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LMSs and tools we love and recommend:

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[sanisyandapae]

Thank you so much guys for the information. What tool are you using to write on the screen.

[elizabetheacrett]

I am using an LMS that has an authoring tool built in but unfortunately it has limitations in terms of configuring accessibility options and it doesn't have all the templates and fancy features that some of the other tools you mention have. My question is, how do I know which authoring tool to switch to and ensure that it will work with our LMS? Do these tools you mention have full WCAG compliance and can they all create SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, xAPI and HTML5?