Here I go, here I go, here I go... again. I've been called to defend SCORM's honor again. I caught a tweet yesterday. E-Learning in Drupal - SCORM RTE for Drupal now released! Watch the demo: http://tinyurl.com/l9des6 -@BusinessCarrots We are big believers in SCORM being…
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I am a patient man. Slow to anger, slow to annoy. Frankly, some mistake my calm demeanor for apathy. But now they've done it. The folks on Twitter (and elsewhere in the community) have made enough comments about SCORM that I'm annoyed. That's right, I'm…
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Just following up on yesterday's post regarding SCORM 2004 4th Edition testing. According to this tweet, it looks as if ADL may be holding off until August for this testing. We will likely follow suit so as to be sure to release a certifiable product…
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We spent nearly a year updating our website. It was an arduous process, worked around our daily chores, but let me tell you, it was worth it. We've been linking to our own website constantly as people ask us questions we've answered before. That in…
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Look out everyone. This post is going to be thrilling! We're talking website semantics, rss feeds, and where you can find information! Digg this post, bookmark it, tweet away, because this is hot, hot stuff. More or less, I want you to be able to…
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Tests like these are why you buy the SCORM Engine. "What is that?" you might ask. This is a dashboard widget that we maintain on our big screens in the two offices. Anytime you walk through the common space, you get a quick look at…
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In general, passion and anger don't mix with software standards for me. I believe we're doing good work, I think SCORM is really effective, and I hope we're doing our part to further its ongoing success. But... we often find ourselves mired in discussions over…
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I got a great question from one of our SCORM Engine clients (Brian) first thing this morning, so straight to the blog it goes. We are getting very involved with developing a custom SCORM report that utilizes and displays interaction data. As we are looking…
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Philip over at Pipworks posted some interesting questions related to Adobe's products specifically and what they should do with SCORM interaction data. I think the responses to this question are interesting in their own right (share them publicly, folks, not just with Adobe!)My question goes…
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This video, found via twitter posts from @moodler and previously @ralfh is fun to watch. Created in 1967 and complete with content, assessment, and remediation, it certainly shows us that the ideas we're playing with now aren't new ones. At a minimum, I hope we've…
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