How many people are in E-Learning?

[Shotsy247]

SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model)

http://www.adlnet.org/

It's a standard that everyone is supposed to be able to follow that allows training to be portable. . .in other words your SCORM compliant training can be used in any SCORM compliant LMS. That's the short version anyway.

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[PAlexC]

The key word in your post is "supposed".

I'm going to go burn another Saba manual. I'm still trying to figure out if Eric Rosen left them or was fired.

[Goral]

Did it for about one week.

[indivision]

What happens when I press the 'Goral' button? I thought I would ask before trying.

[Shotsy247]

What happens when I press the 'Goral' button? I thought I would ask before trying.

You are attacked by a 2 foot goat.

Goral, why the sad face? Did you not enjoy the experience or vise versa.

_t

[erova]

did e-learning in various capacities for health care and the US federal govt for a while, don't do it anymore. definitely a good launching pad around the dc area for a well-heeled tech/multimedia career, but no longer for me...

[Asclepeos]

Scorm < Xml

[PAlexC]

The next gen standard is going to be webservices-based. AICC is already starting to break ground. Makes sense since everything is going that way, it eliminates cross-domain scripting issues, and can support SCORM 1.2, 2004 and AICC content without making changes.

[Shotsy247]

Does anyone have any examples of e-learning they consider excellent?

Such as these

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[onlinelearning2]

I've been in e-learning since 1999 - dropped CBT authoring tools for Flash in late 99/early 2000. Since then, I've built SCORM-conformant e-learning (both 1.2 & 2004), upgraded a couple of non-SCORM courses to SCORM 2004.

[Shotsy247]

What is CBT authoring tools? I've never heard of that one.

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[onlinelearning2]

What is CBT authoring tools? I've never heard of that one.

_t

CBT authoring tools include niche software developed solely for the creation of computer-based training. Examples might include Authorware, Quest, etc...

[Shotsy247]

Ahhh, Thanks for the clairification.

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[keithroby]

Good afternoon! I've just started with Flash and look to use it to create a software simulation test of our company's core business application. By the looks of some of these posts here, perhaps a few of you might be able to help me get pointed in the proper direction to accomplish this!

[admedia]

By the looks of some of these posts here, perhaps a few of you might be able to help me get pointed in the proper direction to accomplish this!

Use one of the help forums when you have a specific question. This forum is for general conversation. Use the Freelance forum if you want to hire any of these fine chaps.

[PAlexC]

In case anyone's interested, Coursebuilder for DW 8 Beta is out.

[tongxn]

I was just wondering how many people out there in Flash land make a living creating E-Learning. What do you do? How long have you been doing it. How often do you have E-Learning projects.

Stand up and be counted

I'll start by saying that I make my living creating E-Learning content for a software development company. We use a lot of Flash to create the interactive content. We also use HTML, Javascript, CSS, and numerous other technologies to create a big chunk of the training. It's all SCORM compliant.

_t

Depends on how you count.

555million if you count how many people likes to learn Flash
4 thousand if you count how many experts are there.
600 something million if you count how much learning are done here.
4 billion if you count who wants to learn Flash worldwide
100 something if you count all the nerds.
1 if you just count yourself.

[Shotsy247]

Hi keithroby,

admedia is right, if you have any specific Flash questions you're sure to find help here on Flashkit. Another source for e-Learning questions is LearningProvider.org, the forum linked in my signature.

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[Saint Benedetta]

*raises hand* i am

[indivision]

Gather round children. The dark nurse, saint benedetta is going to teach us how to build a bird-house!