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On Tuesday, 2012-03-06, Daniel Rohde-Kage wrote:

> Another question: Which open format provides interactive
> multimedia-content, is editable and fits to an open platform. And (the
> wish of every non-IT-teacher) is easy to use? HTML(5), Epub?

HTML5 or more precisely the combination of current Web technologies can alm=
ost=20
certainly deliver on all those points.

The main problem is, as far as I know, that traditional vendors for authori=
ng=20
tools (e.g. Adobe) have long ignored that platform in order to boost their =
own=20
proprietary system for rich, interactive content (in Adobe's case Flash).

So the only people currently making heavy use of those capabiltiies are=20
developers. Basically all devices allow applications to be written using th=
ose=20
technologies, some are even advertising them as their main API (Tizen, WebO=
S,=20
Mozilla's Boot2Gecko, etc.).

I guess it would be necessary to evaluate whether recent shifts in=20
technologies (e.g. the slow death of Flash) has improved (or will improve i=
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the near future) the situation for content authors who are not developers.

Cheers,
Kevin
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Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer
KDE user support, developer mentoring

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