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The Data Visualisation Catalogue. H5P: An Open Source HTML5 eLearning Authoring Tool. This article introduces an emerging open source HTML5 eLearning authoring tool called H5P.

With H5P, you can create mobile friendly, interactive HTML5 eLearning content directly in a web browser without any technical skills. Like Flash, H5P content is a single file that you can easily administer and move from a CMS to an LMS. Unlike Flash, no plugins are required for the end user and no local eLearning authoring tool installation is necessary.

H5P is Open Source and Free to use. More and more learners are using mobile devices without Flash support. Many eLearning content providers and eLearning content designers are wondering how to get rid of the Flash content and how they can replace it with mobile friendly HTML5 content. Companies, organizations and governments spend millions of dollars creating customized eLearning courses, eLearning games and applications within their enclosed sphere. Top 11 H5P Benefits H5P solves all of the above issues. Available Content Types. Sales - What Works When Selling to Marketers [Infographic] Marketers are 25% more receptive to lead generation efforts than most professionals, according to a recent report by LeadJen.

The study, based on an analysis of 1.45 million call and email outreach attempts by marketing technology vendors, found the average contact rate for lead generation efforts directed to marketing professionals was 13%—or 8% to 30% higher than other professions (the contact rates for which ranged from 10% to 12%). Below, additional key findings from the report. How to Reach Marketers Marketing professionals may be more responsive to lead generation campaigns, but they are not necessarily easier to reach by phone. 20% of appointments set with marketers were via email, a higher percentage than other professions. Marketers are quick to say "no" to solicitations, but the are open to second attempts.

Best Days of the Week to Contact Marketers Tuesday was the most productive day for scheduling appointments when prospecting to marketing executives. Smartphone Usage Statistics 2012. Share this post: 2012 has arrived and the statistics show that smartphone usage and data consumption is only on the rise. Although I’ve posted an infographic on text messaging statistics, I’ve never posted one containing statistics on smartphone usage in general. See Also: Smartphone Usage Statistics and Trends 2013 [Infographic] Fortunately, Go-Gulf.com recently published an infographic containing worldwide smartphone usage statistics such as, which smartphone has the largest market share, how many total smartphone users there are in the World and which smartphone users consume the most data. Although the infographic is posted below, here are the some of the highlights: 80% of humans own a mobile phone (external source).

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Half of all U.S. adults now have a mobile connection to the web through either a smartphone or tablet, significantly more than a year ago, and this has major implications for how news will be consumed and paid for, according to a detailed new survey of news use on mobile devices by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ) in collaboration with The Economist Group. At the center of the recent growth in mobile is the rapid embrace by Americans of the tablet computer. Nearly a quarter of U.S. adults, 22%, now own a tablet device-double the number from a year earlier. Another 3% of adults regularly use a tablet owned by someone else in their home. And nearly a quarter of those who don’t have a tablet, 23%, plan to get one in the next six months.

Mobile users, moreover, are not just checking headlines on their devices, although nearly all use the devices for the latest new updates. More New Androids Than Babies, And Other Surprising Mobile Facts [Infographic] Smart Phone Usage, Tablet Usage, Statistics. In just the last two years, smart phone usage and tablet usage have skyrocketed.

The Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism recently released a report with some amazing statistics: 1. Fully 44% of U.S. adults now have a smart phone, which is up from 35% in May 2011. 2. Now 25% of U.S. adults own a tablet computer as compared to just 4% in September of 2010. 3. According to another Pew Internet report, half of all adults now have internet access through either a smartphone and/or tablet computer. According to eMarketer, the total number of tablet users is nearly 70 million.* eMarketer also reports that the average smart phone user spends about an hour a day browsing online and that smart phones are now approaching the audience size of PCs Smart Phone Usage, Tablet Usage for News Mobile Devices and Web Standards.