Lectora Meets Government Standards for 508, SCORM and AICC

Trivantis offers specific solutions and benefits for federal, state, and local government and military agencies.

In fact, nearly 50% of state-level government agencies, four out of five military branches, and many of the largest government military contractors use Lectora as their authoring tool of choice, proving that Lectora is a viable elearning solution for government agencies worldwide.

Trivantis' other products and services including CourseMill Learning Management System and Custom Development Services add to the list of Trivantis' extraordinary government solutions.

Government Compliance Criteria

With Lectora, your agency can rest assured that it meets the following compliance criteria:

508 Compliance
SCORM Conformance
AICC Compliant
"Destination Neutral" - Compliant with virtually any large learning management system (LMS)

GSA Schedule Holder

Trivantis offers special discount pricing for all products and services through our GSA Schedule:

Federal Supply Schedule 70
GSA Contract #GS-35F-0800M

Please contact a government account representative toll-free at 877.929.0188 or complete our Contact Us form to obtain the authorized GSA price list.

You can also purchase Trivantis products directly from the GSA website by visiting www.ebuy.gsa.gov.

Government Uses of Lectora

Government agencies worldwide utilize Lectora authoring software for an array of elearning needs, including:

Compliance and Regulations Certification
JIT Training
Public Health Preparedness
Continuing Education Units
Armed Forces/Soldier Development
Emergency Management Readiness
Job Aids
Bioterrorism/Pandemic Awareness Training
Surveys/Assessments
Civil Service Testing
Legacy Content (PowerPoint® Conversion)

Government Case Studies

Hear what our customers are saying about the products and services they have received from Trivantis.

Read the Corporate University Enterprise, Inc. (CUE) Case Study

CUE is an educational consulting firm that was contracted to create elearning for a large government agency.

Read the Kentucky Department of Health Case Study