Again, this must be in place and availability of assets should be in line with the migration project schedule.

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Your objective is to provide enhanced flexibility and a better learning experience to your learners.

However, there are several issues that you must be aware of as you move forward with migration from Flash to HTML5.

Otherwise, you may be losing money in the process and might not meet the required ROI on your investment.

I quote these two from my earlier article 8 Tips To Convert Flash To HTML5 That Will Help Your Business.

With increase in demand to offer mobile learning, you would have realized that Flash courses do not work on most mobile devices.

As a result, you need to plan to migrate the existing legacy Flash content to HTML5.

Additionally, the more recent browsers support HTML5 enabling you to run the mobile-ready courses on desktops and laptops as well.

This flexibility now allows a single build to work seamlessly across all devices starting from desktopslaptops to tablets and smartphones.

So why the warning that you may be losing money Let me elaborate this further.

During this journey, as we converted several hundred hours of Flash content to HTML5, we were able to clearly identify what can potentially go wrong and what one should watch out for.

To mitigate this, we established some best practices that will ensure that you avoid losing money during the migration effort.

I had covered some of these aspects in my earlier article 8 Tips To Convert Flash To HTML5 That Will Help Your Business and I am quoting extensively from there in the current context.

We have noted that the success factors during this stage can be enhanced through the following four measures.

This includes browser support for HTML5, Learning Management System support for mobile learning solutions, and updates to your security policy.

Begin the migration exercise by picking a small number of courses, migrate, and perform a user testing for the feedback.

We often see delays (typically post the pilot phase) on account of all assets not being accounted for and accessible.

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