REDMOND, WA, May 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) The new annual rental model is just $1,395 per author pa with full access to a secure cloud based server to facilitate full author collaboration and stakeholders' review.
Luminosity's architecture means that there is a small piece of software that is installed on the author's PC. The author can work offline and not rely on a constant internet connection. When authors next go onto the internet they can sync up with the server at that time. This is ideal for authors who do not have constant high bandwidth internet access. It also fully supports those authors working individually with no need of collaboration.
CM Group's MD Tim Buff said: "I've been a bit stung by criticism recently that our Luminosity rapid eLearning authoring system is only suitable for the very biggest organisations. Maybe the reason is that it's a rolls royce system with a back-end server that enables all the authors, editors, testers, reviewers and approvers to collaborate quickly and efficiently with one another to produce high quality eLearning courseware. Whatever the reason, I've asked our marketing and technical teams here at CM Group to do something about it and they have come up with what I think is a great solution."
"From now on eLearning developers can rent a single user authoring licence for just $1,395 per author pa. This includes the software and vitally, full access to our secure, hosted collaboration server. So now even the smaller producers can design and create great quality eLearning at a fraction of the traditional cost."
To see more check out www.cm-luminosity.com.
Of course if you want CM Group to design and implement your eLearning strategy for you, including creating all your eLearning courses then CM Group will be happy to help, email at info@cm-group.co.uk with details of your requirement.
About CM Group:
Specialists in advanced information and learning methodologies and technologies. With three operating divisions, the Company is a major creators of bespoke eLearning for clients via its Content Master division www.contentmaster.com. Content Master is a Microsoft Premier Vendor for its work with the leading US software company. Through the CM Luminosity division it supplies organisations of all types with the Luminosity collaborative rapid eLearning software development,review and delivery platform, the most functionally rich, yet easiest to use solution of its kind on the market www.cm-luminosity.com. CM Consulting is a Microsoft Gold Partner and offers a range of consulting and software development services to clients www.cm-consulting.co.uk. With offices in the UK and USA, CM Group is ideally placed to help clients with the full range of business and technical issues they face in harnessing the latest technologies and Luminosity is the ideal basis for an eLearning development and delivery strategy.
For further information contact:
Tim Buff
www.cm-luminosity.com
Tel: +44 (0)1454 269222
Email: timb@cm-group.co.uk
The Luminosity Rapid eLearning Authoring Platform From CM Group Now Available to Smaller Producers; New Cloud-Based Luminosity Server Enables Low-Cost eLearning Creation for All
Previously Luminosity Studio has been provided as an enterprise level system for the largest and most demanding leading organisations. Now a new rental model is available for smaller producers. The new annual rental model is just $1,395 per author.
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[Press-News.org] The Luminosity Rapid eLearning Authoring Platform From CM Group Now Available to Smaller Producers; New Cloud-Based Luminosity Server Enables Low-Cost eLearning Creation for AllPreviously Luminosity Studio has been provided as an enterprise level system for the largest and most demanding leading organisations. Now a new rental model is available for smaller producers. The new annual rental model is just $1,395 per author.