Version R1 037 brings some significant enhancements for iPad and iPhone:

• Users can move mobile elements with the finger on Drag&Drop exercises
• Users can move the slider with the finger on Slider exercises
• Users can go to next/previous page with the finger (horizontal swipe)

To support this, courses must be updated to MTR R1 037. You can view a sample course on MOS Cetner named "Reference Test (Mobile)".

Note also that the administration interface of MOS Chorus works on iPad.

MOS Chorus R1 037 has been released. This version brings numerous bugfixes and new features. Here are the main new features:

• Certificate option on groups to define when users can display the certificate
• Simplified View on participants to display the full list when the number is greater than the limit on on lists
• Notification to alert users when their profile is going to be deactivated
• Notification to alert users when they received an internal message
• Option to avoid limiting search to whole words
• "Global parameters" page in Advanced Configuration to edit web.config parameters than are not visible elsewhere on the admin interface
• Support of WOFF format for customised fonts in styles and interfaces
• Optimisations for iPad/iPhone

The update file to go from MOS Chorus R1 036 to R1 037 can be downloaded from MOS Center. The file is protected by a password you can get from the technical support.

MOS Chorus R1 036 has been released. This version brings numerous bugfixes and new features. Here are the main new features:

• Support of LETSI RTWS courses
• New web services to rename users, list users of a selection, send emails, update MOS courses
• Support of Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4
• Flat-view of site folders
• Report listing site archives (courses, styles, interfaces)
• Support of MOS Player multi-users

The update file to go from MOS Chorus R1 035 to R1 036 can be downloaded from MOS Center. The file is protected by a password you can get from the technical support.

Taking back the test course we made for iPhone, we can see Internet Explorer 9 coming closer to Firefox and Safari regarding CSS support. Below we can note rounded corners and transparency on the background color of a glossary entry: 

The floating outline with rounded corners, transparency and shadow and rounded corners on the toggable area:

In 140% zoom, we can see the preciseness of SVG images:

Still IE9 is lagging behind other browsers. We can regret the following missing features:

• Text shadow
• CSS transitions (for light and smooth animations)
• CSS gradients

MOS R1 036 will offer the ability to import and launch LETSI RTWS courses. This new specification allows a communication of SCORM data between an LMS and a SCO located on a different server. This may bring new perspectives to content providers.

There is a tutorial named Remote SCORM Communication (RTWS) on MOS Center.