If you have been using eLearning since the last decade, it is highly likely that you still use courses developed in Flash or which contain Flash components.It is also likely that some of the content has become obsolete and certain graphics old-fashioned. You may want to revise the content and renovate the graphics.

You can salvage your Flash courses that have valuable, relevant training content. The best way to do this is by converting your Flash courses to HTML5.Adobe Flash once held sway over eLearning development, thanks to its ability to create a wide range of interactivities and animations. However, its usage gradually diminished due to the increasing use of authoring tools their ease of use and other advantages.

If you have been using eLearning since the last decade, it is highly likely that you still use courses developed in Flash or which contain Flash components.It is also likely that some of the content has become obsolete and certain graphics old-fashioned. You may want to revise the content and renovate the graphics.