Monthly Archives: March 2006

Must-have Resources for Authorware

Posted on March 19, 2006 by Tom King

It has been 18 years since I first saw Authorware (then Course of Action) in grad school and 15 years since I first drew a paycheck from using it. Once again I am deep into Authorware development. I’m updating some … Continue reading →

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Questionmark 2006 Conference Presentation

Posted on March 19, 2006 by Tom King

I had a great time at the Questionmark User Conference last week in San Francisco. Thanks again to all the Questionmarkers who made it such a wonderful experience. My presentation was on Monday, with Robby Robson from IEEE LTSC and … Continue reading →

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CourseBuilder for Dreamweaver 8 has been released

Posted on March 10, 2006 by Tom King

I just checked the Macromedia area of Rapid Intake website and saw that CourseBuilder for Dreamweaver 8 is now available for download. As a reader observed in my earlier post about the CourseBuilder beta, this release makes CourseBuilder compatible with … Continue reading →

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Flash in a Flash: Collaborative Template-based Elearning Authoring

Posted on March 6, 2006 by Tom King

I don’t know quite what to call them, but they are growing in popularity. They are web-based applications that create "LMS-ready" elearning, supporting SCORM and/or AICC standards. A year or two ago, this seemed to be more of an in-house … Continue reading →

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SCORM SCO Presentation Engine (S2PE)

Posted on March 2, 2006 by Tom King

Here is an interesting article by Kraig Mentor on using SCORM with Director, SCORM SCO Presentation Engine. I like how this technique can greatly reduce the HTML page clutter that can build-up in manifests that use simple OBJECT tags. I … Continue reading →

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