LectureMAKER is a fast and standalone e-Learning content authoring tool developed by DaulSoft from Korea. It enables users to create interactive lecture contents, lessons and activities with ease. The generated content can be easily delivered in various ways based on the deployment requirements. For example, it allows to publish the content in the universally accepted HTML5, EXE, SWF and so on formats, and the output is SCORM compliant.

As the overlord of presentation (slideshow) software, the PowerPoint in Microsoft Office suite has almost an unattainable position. But it still has some strong competitors, such as Prezi and Focusky, both of which have a growing number of users around the world. Especially Focusky, the effect of presentation works created with it is much more novel and appealing than PowerPoint does.

The web animation and interactive content based on HTML5 does not require Adobe Flash Player support, thus it adapts to any platforms or devices, and has no compatibility problems. Google wants to use its Google Web Designer (it is said to be acquired and rebranded from Motorola's Ninja IDE, which is similar to Hype and Adobe Edge Animate, or Adobe Muse and Reflow) to promote the development of the entire Web (primarily advertising) industry to further popularize HTML5 and to give up using Adobe Flash.

JavaScript injected rich, dynamic and powerful personalized interactivity into the passive, static Web lived in the past. This greatly enhanced the attraction of web pages and web applications.

HTML5's mightiness, we don't need to introduce too much. Of which, the Geolocation is one of its important features - providing the function for determining user's location. With this feature, we can develop cool web apps based on geographical location information (especially by calling the Google Maps interface).