e-Learning Authoring Conference 2010 Archives for Attendees

Conference attendees received free access to the Archives for Attendees web application. This allows access to all session content from the 2010 conference, including ToolBook files, Flash/Flex movies and source files, JavaScript and HTML documents, Silverlight solutions, PowerPoint slides, web links, bonus materials, descriptions of each session, faculty information, etc. You can filter by session type or faculty member, navigate through matching sessions, view material online, and more.

Even if you missed the conference, you can still get access to the 2010 Archives for Attendees application. To order, go to the Platte Canyon store.

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The Archives for Attendees application includes materials from the following presentations

A Beginner's Look at SmartStyles and SmartPages	Hall
A Practical Look at Actions Editor Array Variables and Shared Actions	Richards
Actions Editor - A to Z	Dedmore
An Introduction to the Actions Editor in ToolBook	Hall
An Introduction to the Simulation Editor in ToolBook	Hall
Behind the Scenes with Tracker.Net	Rhodes
Communicating with Web Services from ToolBook, Flash, Flex, Silverlight, and JavaScript	Rhodes
Creating a Flash SCORM Lesson	Williams
Creating a ToolBook Lesson from Start to Finish	Dedmore
Creating e-Learning with Training Studio	Rhodes
Creating Online Tests with Exam Engine	Rhodes
Designing a Test-Then-Tell Approach Using Adobe Captivate	Ganci
Developing ToolBook Content for iPhone and iPod Touch	Hall
e-Learning Management 101: Estimating, Pricing, and Running Your Business	Rhodes
Externalizing Flash Content: XML and Media	Williams
Flash ActionScript 3.0	Carr
Flash for Beginners	Williams
Instructional Design and ToolBook Catalog Objects	Hurley
Integrating Flash Content with Other Technologies	Carr
Introduction to Adobe Captivate	Ganci
Introduction to Data Centric Design with Flash Builder 4	Baker
Learning & Mastering ToolBook: The Class	Rhodes
OpenScript for DHTML Developers	Rech
PowerPoint to ToolBook	Hurley
Product Showcase: Plug-In Pro, TTS, and Learning & Mastering ToolBook	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Tracker.Net, Tracker Reports, and TBK Tracker	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Training Studio and Exam Engine	Rhodes
Programming 101 for e-Learning Developers - Actions Editor	Rhodes
Programming 101 for e-Learning Developers - Flash/Flex	Rhodes
Programming 101 for e-Learning Developers - JavaScript	Rhodes
Programming 101 for e-Learning Developers - Silverlight	Rhodes
Programming 202 for e-Learning Developers - Actions Editor	Rhodes
Programming 202 for e-Learning Developers - Flash/Flex	Rhodes
Programming 202 for e-Learning Developers - JavaScript	Rhodes
Programming 202 for e-Learning Developers - Silverlight	Rhodes
Rapid Development Tricks for ToolBook Developers	Hurley
Recording and Creating ToolBook Simulations	Dedmore
Reporting Services for Tracker.Net and Other Applications	Rhodes
SCORM Content and LMS Integration	Richards
The Latest and Greatest in Adobe Captivate 4 Tips and Tricks!	Ganci
ToolBook Assessments	Dedmore
Using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro to Create Superior Documents and Training	Ganci
Using Media for e-Learning: Best Practices	Frederick
Using the ToolBook Catalog	Dedmore
What's New in Flash CS5	Carr

Price

The e-Learning Authoring Conference 2010 Archives for Attendees application is $50.  

Ordering Information

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• I liked this year's location better than in the past. It made getting around to everything (sessions, breaks, food) easier. The atmosphere also seemed more intimate.  (2010)
• I learned a lot and received a lot of resource information too. It's nice to meet people I can circle back around to for help as well.  (2010)
• Those of us who have gained so much from this conference need to make sure that it doesn't become the best kept secret in e-Learning.  (2010)
• I just want to say that this continues to be the best conference for the money. Although attendance is smaller than in previous years, no doubt due to recession cut-backs in travel, the conference has not reduced its impact. I thought last year's was the best ever, and this year's came to the same level.  (2010)
• It was a great conference. I only regret is that I had to leave a little early (missed the Tuesday night activities). I will be back next year.  (2010)
• I just wanted to thank you, again, for a great conference. It was so nice to meet everyone and pick up new information and tips. I hope to go again next year!  (2010)