TBCON 2005 Archives for Attendees

Conference attendees received free access to the Archives for Attendees web application. This allows access to all session content from TBCON 2005, including ToolBook files, .NET solutions, PowerPoint slides, web links, photos, videos, 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 TBCON 2005 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

25 Tips for HTML Deployment	Jackson
A Showcase of Games	Kilmer	Martinez-Scholze
Adding Interactivity with the Actions Editor	Bell
Adventures in Exporting - Converting Native ToolBook lessons to HTML	Bignall
An Introduction to HTTP Post in ToolBook Instructor 2004	Hall
An Introduction to the Actions Editor in ToolBook Instructor 2004	Hall
An Introduction to the Simulation Editor in ToolBook Instructor 2004	Hall
An Introduction to Visual Studio and Visual Basic .NET	Rhodes
Automating Tasks with System Books	Kilmer	Martinez-Scholze
Basic XML Coding In OpenScript	Cline
Behind the Scenes of the TBCON Archives for Attendees	Rhodes
Building Custom Controls in .NET	Rhodes
Building Online Tests with Exam Engine	Bell
Building Web Sites with ASP.NET	Rhodes
Case Study: Army Training in VBTrain.Net	Rhodes
Communicating with a SCORM LMS Using the Actions Editor	Bell
Connecting to Databases in ToolBook Using ADO	Rhodes
Creating "Rich-Client" CBT with VBTrain.Net	Rhodes
Creating and Using System Books	Rhodes	Barham
Creating e-Learning with VBTrain.Net	Rhodes
Creating Simulations in OpenScript	Hurley
Database Access Using Visual Basic .NET	Rhodes
Dynamically Creating JavaScript and Other ASP.NET Tips and Tricks	Rhodes
e-Learning on Pocket PC Using .NET	Rhodes
Enhancing Assessments with the Actions Editor	Karns
Estimating Development and Pricing Products	Rhodes
Flash Development Basics	Bell
Graphics in ToolBook - You Can Please Even Snooty Graphic Artists	Bell
How Does Exam Engine Work?	Rhodes
How We Did It: The Story of Decaf	Barham
HTTP Post: Calling from ToolBook and Handling with ASP.NET	Rhodes
Incorporating Flash into ToolBook	Bell
Mighty Morphing Questions	Martinez-Scholze	Kilmer
Multiple Choice Question Settings in ToolBook & Exam Engine	Hurley
One Windows Media Player in the Whole Book Using ActiveX	Bell
OpenScript 101	Bignall
Practical Applications of XML to ToolBook Programs	Cline
Product Showcase: Exam Engine	Bell
Product Showcase: Learning & Mastering ToolBook Instructor & Assistant	Bell
Product Showcase: Plug-In Pro	Bell
Product Showcase: Power Book Builder and ToolBookDeveloper.com Add-Ons	Jackson
Product Showcase: The Platte Canyon ToolBook Product Line	Bell
Product Showcase: The VBTrain.Net Product Line	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Tracker.Net	Bell
Quiz Tricks: Feedback based on Attempt and Quiz Scoring with the Actions Editor	Bell
Rapid Development - Leveraging ToolBook to Quickly Create e-Learning	Jackson
Show and Tell	Bell
Simulation Editor Tips and Tricks	Karns
Synchronize Media with Events using the Universal Media Player	Bell
Talking SCORM with ASP.NET	Rhodes
The Art of the Template	Karns
ToolBook to .NET Conversions	Cline
Turbocharging the Actions System with JavaScript and Method Actions	Jackson
Use HTTP Post and SQL Server to Help Manage Development and Deployment	Hoyt
Using OpenScript to Plan for Project Change	Hoyt
Using Photoshop to Make a Pretty Table of Contents	Bell
What's New with Tracker.Net Version 3?	Rhodes

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• You guys are great - I am very excited to see the expansion of TBCON to include e-learning. The work that I just recently completed with Articulate, Camtasia and Flash has been phenomenal. These types of tools definitely need to be in the arsenal.  (2005)
• Every day I come to appreciate TBCON more. I'm soooo glad that I went. Just to be able to understand the actions editor has been wonderful. I would never have even attempted to use it before TBCON. It seemed so far above my head.  (2005)
• Snacks in Armstrong were well chosen. Liked the frozen ice cream bars.  (2005)
• This was a small price to pay that will result in major savings on current and future development projects.  (2005)
• Cafeteria was good. Catered meals were excellent!  (2005)