ToolBook User's Conference / e-Learning Authoring Conference 2008 Archives for Attendees

Conference attendees received free access to the Archives for Attendees web application. This allows access to all session content from TBCON 2008, including ToolBook files, Flash movies and source files, JavaScript and HTML documents, .NET/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 TBCON 2008 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 Behind the Scenes Look at ToolBook's HTML Runtime	Lund
Advanced SmartStyles and SmartPages	Price
Advanced Techniques for Branching Navigation within a Course	Dedmore
Advanced Techniques for Creating Software Simulations with ToolBook	Dedmore
An Introduction to SCORM and Learning Management Systems	Moriens
An Introduction to the Actions Editor in ToolBook Instructor	Hall
An Introduction to the Simulation Editor in ToolBook Instructor	Hall
Authoring and Deploying ToolBook Content with TotalLMS	Smith
Behind the Scenes of Training Studio	Rhodes
Communicating with .NET Web Services from Flash	Rhodes
Connecting to Databases in ToolBook Using ADO	Rhodes
Creating Actions with OpenScript - a Hackers Guide	Lund
Creating Dynamic Flash Content for Use in ToolBook and Other Authoring Tools	Moriens
Creating Software Simulations Using ToolBook	Dedmore
Creating Your Own SmartStyles and SmartPages	Barham	Smith
Developing ToolBook Content for iPhone and iPod Touch	Hall
e-Learning Management 101: Estimating, Pricing, and Running Your Business	Rhodes
Events and Actions in the Life of a ToolBook Question Object	Karns
Flash for Programmers	Rhodes
Getting the Most out of ToolBook Question Objects	Lund
Getting Wild and Saving Time with OpenScript	Rhodes
How to Build Custom Video Controls and Skins for your Flash Video	Carr
HTTP Post with ToolBook and .NET	Rhodes
Integrating and Communicating with Flash from ToolBook	Moriens
Introduction to Silverlight and Microsoft Expression Studio	Rhodes
Introduction to SmartStyles and SmartPages	Price
Introduction to Training Studio	Rhodes
JavaScript for ToolBook, ASP.NET, Flash, and Silverlight	Rhodes
Mastering OpenScript	Price
Moving a Web Application to Ajax	Rhodes
Object-Oriented Programming with .NET, Flash, and ToolBook	Rhodes
Producing Performance-Based Software Simulations in ToolBook	Karns
Product Showcase: Plug-In Pro, TTS, and Learning & Mastering ToolBook	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Tracker.Net and TBK Tracker	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Training Studio and Exam Engine	Rhodes
Programming 101 for e-Learning Developers	Rhodes
Q&A on SumTotal Enterprise Suite	Smith
Synchronizing Flash Content Using ActionScript 3.0 Events	Carr
ToolBook - A Look Ahead: ToolBook XML Format	Barham	Gillies
ToolBook - A Look Ahead: Preview the Upcoming ToolBook 9.5 Release	Dedmore	Kittinger
ToolBook Variables and Arrays for the Rest of Us	Karns
Using the Flash External Interface Class to Communicate with the Browser, ToolBook, and .NET Applications	Rhodes
Using ToolBook Assessment Objects	Smith
Working with Flash CS3 and Adobe AIR to Create Desktop Applications	Carr

Price

The ToolBook User's Conference / e-Learning Authoring Conference 2008 Archives for Attendees application is $25.  

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• Numerous faculty members were extremely helpful in my latest issue - including Jeff Rhodes, Dan Carr, Lee Jay Karns, and Stu Moriens.  (2008)
• Actually, a score of 10! Very beneficial!  (2008)
• My favorite parts were the knowledge, friendliness, and casual atmosphere.  (2008)
• Good value!  (2008)
• The speakers have no problem sharing "secrets" and their code with us.  (2008)
• The conference cost is extremely low for its value. I paid much more just for the tickets.  (2008)