Journal
This is Philip Hutchison's technology journal (aka blog), and is dedicated to exploring web technologies for website development and e-learning courseware development.
What do you want *your* SCORM to do?
Most e-learning developers don’t care about SCORM and only (begrudingly) learn enough to get the job done. I don’t blame them. This brings up the never-ending question when it comes to using SCORM in courseware: What are you really trying to do with SCORM?
MooTools 1.2 & Opera 9.5 released, FF3 coming soon
Some quick development news:
MooTools 1.2 has finally been released. MooTools is really great, I hope more people start using it.
Firefox 3 should be officially released this Tuesday (June 17). Party on.
Oh, while I’m at it, I guess I should mention Opera 9.5 was just released, too. I’m not a big Opera fan, [...]
Just the Macs, ma’am
The transition is almost complete: I have ditched my Windows-based PC for a MacBook Pro.
Other recent entries
- Link: Opening Up the IMS
- Link: Web Accessibility Checklist
- Link: Hardware tips for screencasting
- SWFObject example links fixed
- More SWFObject 2.0 examples
- SWFObject examples have been updated
- Bollyboard?
- Extending the SCORM wrapper and ActionScript classes
- Unpublished Captivate variables
- SCORM files relocated… again.
- SCORM API Wrapper updated to auto-handle exit and status
- cmi.core.exit & cmi.exit
- Adding SCORM code to an HTML file using the pipwerks SCORM wrapper