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Workflow in Adobe eLearning Suite

Workflow in Adobe eLearning Suite

I find it very interesting, the intergration of tools in the new elearning suite by Adobe.

They say:

'"For quick-turnaround projects using Adobe® eLearning Suite software, let Adobe Captivate® 4 and Presenter 7 drive the bulk of your authoring. Use the new project templates in Adobe Captivate to quickly create prototypes, and leverage the tight integration Adobe Captivate has with Adobe Photoshop® CS4 Extended, Flash® CS4 Professional, and Soundbooth® CS4 to populate the placeholders with rich interactive media. Or take advantage of the integration with Adobe Device Central CS4 to expedite your mobile authoring."

Adobe's new eLearning Suite

Adobe's new eLearning Suite

Offering seven innovative applications in one complete, integrated package, Adobe eLearning Suite combines full new versions of:

Adobe Captivate® 4

Go beyond screen capture to author rich eLearning experiences

Adobe Flash® CS4 Professional with Learning Interactions

Create and deliver rich interactive content

Adobe Dreamweaver® CS4 with CourseBuilder Extension

Design, develop, and maintain standards-based websites and applications

Adobe Photoshop® CS4 Extended

Discover new dimensions in digital imaging

Adobe Acrobat® 9 Pro

Protect documents and accelerate information exchange with PDF

Adobe Presenter 7

Rapidly create high-impact Adobe Flash presentations and eLearning courses from PowerPoint

Adobe Soundbooth® CS4

Create and edit audio with ease

Also included: Adobe Bridge CS4, Adobe Device Central CS4, and a SCORM Packager

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Google’s inauguration search queries show a rapidly evolving Internet

MG Siegler | January 21st, 2009

Overall search query volume dropped dramatically from the time when the Presidential oath began to the time when President Obama’s inaugural speech ended. That means people may have actually be listening rather than searching for things like “Britney Spears” on Google.

[photo: Kevin Lamarque/Reuters]

Tech Lunch - Byte Group, High Noon at the Blue Moon Cafe, Friday,

Tech Lunch - Byte Group,   Friday,
January 16th, 2009

A new year and a new attempt to keep this occasional "meeting of the minds" lunch group functioning. Four intrepid attendees found their way to the Blue Moon Cafe in Shepherdstown, WV.

               

With a hot cup of "Joe" David Hark was ready for most anything even the "art work" on the walls".

                        

Bill Tchakirides discussed his collection of check protectors and the impact of ebay on collecting.

             

Bob Smith presented everyone with an LED light and cable holder pointing out the very low prices available for neat toys.

      

Very inexpensive led lamps at around 50¢ each.

Bob also brought a very handy adapter to connect any hard drive through USB.

 

Chris Elmer, from Shepherd University showed the group his latest work using accelerametors.

 

We hope to keep this up with our next meeting in February. To be included, just contact David Hark dhark@fred.net