TBCON 2001 CD

Conference attendees received a conference CD featuring session content from TBCON 2001 Europe and USA. This includes ToolBook files, PowerPoint slides, papers in Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat formats, web links, photos, and descriptions of each session.

Even if you missed the conference, you can still get the TBCON 2001 conference CD. To order the CD, go to the Platte Canyon store.

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The Conference CD includes materials from the following presentations

A Year in the Life of a ToolBook Developer, Trainer, and Author
Actions Editor Basic (Hands On)
Actions Editor Intermediate (Hands On)
Adaptive Interactivity Models for Educators & Trainers
An Introduction to the Actions Editor in Instructor 8
Automating Office Applications in ToolBook
Behind the Scenes of the New ToolBook Instructor 8 Catalog
Building Custom Tools for Traditional and DHTML ToolBook Applications
Case Study on Creating a Commercial ToolBook Application
Case Study: Design of a Database-driven CD-ROM Application
CBT Essentials: The Art, Sound, and Motion of Training
Communicating Via the Internet with Instructor
Connecting to Databases in ToolBook Using ADO
Creating and Linking On-Line Help With Doc-To-Help
Creating e-Learning Products that Sell!
Creating Extended Objects and Catalogs in ToolBook
Creating Minimalist Courseware
Creating Real World Business Simulations
Deploying ToolBook Via Neuron
Dynamic Report Generation
Estimating and Pricing CBT & WBT
Exploiting ToolBook Instructor 8 Actions Editor To Communicate With Web-based Databases
Flash Development Basics
Flash-based Testing Engine for ToolBook
Getting Wild and Saving Time with OpenScript
How to Build Performance Support Systems, Tools and Simulation-Based Training
How ToolBook Instructor 8 uses AICC and SCORM to Work with Learning Management Systems
How We Built a Productive Authoring System within TB Instructor
If I'd Only Known, Part I: 20 Tips for the Beginning ToolBook Developer
If I'd Only Known, Part II: 20 More Tips for the Beginning ToolBook Developer
Incorporating Flash Into ToolBook
Inside the Actions Editor
InstallShield Professional 6.3 and ToolBook
Intelligent Tutoring System Approach to Instructional Design for ToolBook
Introduction to ActiveX and ToolBook
It Don't Mean a Thing If It Don't Go Ca-Ching! - Selling Your CBT
Jump Starting OpenScript: Ten Tips for Beginners
Lessons from the ToolBook Tech Support Jungle
Making Your World-Go-Round, Quick Time VR in ToolBook
Multimedia Tricks and Techniques
Power DHTML Tips
Power Tips for Assistant Users
Product Showcase: FTS Pro
Product Showcase: ipWrap for ToolBook, Neuron and DHTML (plus a sneak preview into RADS)
Product Showcase: Learning & Mastering ToolBook II Instructor & Assistant
Product Showcase: Plug-In Pro
Product Showcase: TB Connection
Product Showcase: TBK Tracker and Progress Tracker
Product Showcase: The Platte Canyon Product Line
Secrets Behind the Learning & Mastering ToolBook Series
Stock Media and Intellectual Property Primer for Developers
Testing Your ToolBook Project - One Step Toward Delivering a Defect Free Product
The Ins and Outs of Viewers
The Requirements Challenge - Narrowing the Expectation Gap Between What the Customer Wants and What the Developer Builds
The ToolBook Developers' Exchange and what It means to You
The Total E-Learning Solution: ToolBook, ActiveX, and Friends
The Twenty Most Important Things About Instructor I Teach My Students
ToolBook OpenScript Programming for the True Beginner
ToolBook Tips and Tricks
ToolBook to DHTML: Lessons Learned
ToolBook, Visual Basic Applications, and ActiveX
Under the Hood with ToolBook's DHTML
User Interface Design for ToolBook Using PhotoShop
Using Batch Utilities for Mass Content Development
Using SoftLocx with ToolBook
Using the ToolBook Instructor 8 Actions Editor For Software Simulations
Using The Wise Installer
Using WBT as an Online Marketing Tool
Video Production and ToolBook
What Part of 'Know' Don't You Understand?: Instructional Design 101

Presentation materials were supplied by the following presenters:

Chris Ayers, Tim Barham, Chris Bell, Virginia Bender, Lance Campbell, Mike Cline, Denny Dedmore, Bob Earp, Dmitry Esikov, Andrew Gould, Fred Grissom, Roger Guay, John Hall, Tom Hall, Brian Hirst, Ross Hopkins, Bill Hurley, Jack Jensen, Gregory Johnson, Joan Kane, Lee Karns, Dan Lim, Penny Mattern, Simon Price, Mauro Rech, Jeff Rhodes, Jack Siegel, Greg Smith, O. Starnes, and Martha Weller.

Price

The ToolBook User's Conference 2001 CD is $5.  

Ordering Information

Phone:
Toll Free (US and Canada) 1-888-ToolBk-1 (1-888-866-5251)
International:  (001+) (719) 548-1110.  

Email:  sales@tbcon.com

Web store:  Here

• I had to spend 6 hours in different airports during my trip home to Denmark, but I used the time to made myself a handy utility tool for automatically setting fonts, converting pictures to Paint Objects, lock fields and a lot more activities I used to spend hours on. So thanks you for your inspiration. I hope to have the possibility to participate in future ToolBook conferences.  (2001)
• The conference was so beneficial that one of our team members paid for everything out of their pocket because our company said conferences aren't helpful. That person is planning on writing a letter explaining the experience and the information and knowledge gained by attending this "unexplainable" mind-blowing conference.  (2001)
• The best value of any conference I've been to.  (2001)
• Most of all, TBCON is a serious, focused three days with no frills. Lots of seminars, no vendors and expositions, long winded speeches, or tons of extra-curricular activity. Therefore, the money spent on the conference and getting there goes totally to your development and nothing else. I think it's the best bargain for the money.  (2001)