We need to talk…
Categories: Project Tin Can, SCORM, Standards Evolution, Using the Standards
28 Mar 2012
Over a year ago, we started working with ADL to figure out where SCORM should go next. There were many roads that ADL could have gone down, and they’ve chosen ours — Project Tin Can.
We’ve been building and refining the Tin Can spec and our prototypes for a while now, and it’s time for you to see what we’ve been doing. It’s also time for you to share your thoughts on Project Tin Can with ADL and find out how you can contribute.
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What we learned from the 1/11/12 SCORM Cloud outage
Categories: SCORM Cloud, SCORM Cloud
12 Jan 2012
When SCORM Cloud outages happen, we drop everything until service is restored. A few of us go into “let the world know that we’re working on it” mode, and the SCORM Cloud developers glue their eyes to their screens and wrists to their desks until the outage is resolved. That’s what happened yesterday.
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Let your customers know that you’re using the best
Categories: Clients, Products, Rustici Software, SCORM, SCORM Cloud, SCORM Driver, SCORM Engine
23 May 2011
You pay for Rustici Software products, and we want to make sure that you’re getting the most out of them.
Some of our customers prefer to tuck their use of our products away, and we’re fine with that. But others want to scream from the mountaintop that they’re using the best SCORM conformance software available. If you’re a screamer, then we want you to let the world know that you’re using our stuff. We’ve waded through all the legalese and created a way for you to do just that.
“Powered by” images are now available for you to put to work. Just visit our “powered by” page and grab the HTML or files for print that you need.
We’ve provided 3 sizes for each image, but we understand that there will be exceptions. If you need a different size or format, just email support@scorm.com with your needs and we’ll get a custom image made for you — pronto.
