ToolBook User's Conference / e-Learning Authoring Conference 2007 Archives for Attendees

Conference attendees received free access to the Archives for Attendees web application. This allows access to all session content from TBCON 2007, including ToolBook files, Flash movies and source files, JavaScript and HTML documents, .NET 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 2007 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 New Approach to SCORM Communication with Flash using the ExternalInterface Class	Rhodes
ActionScript Object-Oriented Programming	Brown
Advanced Flash/ToolBook Integration	Moriens
Advanced JavaScript	Price
Alternative Uses of ToolBook’s Simulation Editor	Lund
An Introduction to ActionScript 3.0	Brown
An Introduction to HTTP Post in ToolBook Instructor	Hall
An Introduction to Rapid Development with ToolBook	Richards
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 Your LMS	Dedmore	Smith
Behind the Scenes of Training Studio	Rhodes
Best Practices for New ToolBook Developers	Richards
Captivate 3.0 Features You Really Need to Know (Tips and Tricks)	Ganci
Collecting Comments in Your ToolBook Lessons	Hoyt
Communicating with .NET Web Services from Flash	Rhodes
Connecting to Databases in ToolBook Using ADO	Rhodes
Controlling Audio, Video, and Flash with the ToolBook Actions Editor	Richards
Creating .NET Course Templates	Rech
Creating Actions with OpenScript - a Hackers Guide	Lund
Creating and Distributing Professional Flash Components	Carr
Creating and Editing Templates in Training Studio and the Army's EL Tool	Rhodes
Creating Effective Extended Property Editors	Karns
Creating e-Learning Games with Flash	Brown
Creating Simple Flash Components	Carr
Creating Sophisticated Branching with ToolBook's Actions Editor	Dedmore
Creating Tutorials with Captivate and Camtasia and Displaying in .NET or ToolBook	Rhodes
Creating Web CD's with Native ToolBook	Rech
Customizing the ToolBook Authoring Environment To Match Your Needs	Dedmore
eLearning Games - Updated!	Ganci
e-Learning Management 101: Estimating, Pricing, and Running Your Business	Rhodes
e-Learning Project Planning	Hurley
Extending ToolBook's SCORM Packaging Capabilities	Moriens
Extending Tracker.Net and ToolBook	Hoyt
Externalizing Flash Content: Using Graphic, Audio, and Flash Files	Williams
Flash Animation and Scripting Basics	Williams
Flash Applications Outside the Browser	Brown
Flash for Programmers	Rhodes
Fundamentals of Common Programming Control Structures in Multiple Languages	Cline
Fundamentals of XML	Cline
Getting the Most Out of the ToolBook Software Simulation Editor	Dedmore
Getting the Most out of ToolBook Question Objects	Lund
Getting Wild and Saving Time with OpenScript	Rhodes
How to Support Native and Web-Based ToolBook Courses	McDermott
HTTP Post with ToolBook and .NET	Rhodes
Implementing Game Strategies in e-Learning	Henry
Introduction to JavaScript	Price
Introduction to Server-side Scripting for ToolBook	Price
Introduction to the Army's Flash-based Enhanced Learning Tool	Rhodes
Introduction to Training Studio	Rhodes
Is That Your Final Answer? Developing and Validating Test Questions	Hurley
JavaScript for ToolBook, ASP.NET, and Flash	Rhodes
Key Strategy Planning and Execution Concepts	Cline
Modeling and Abstracting Business Practices for Simulation Development	Henry
Object-Oriented Programming with .NET, Flash, and ToolBook	Rhodes
Practice NOW!	Henry
Product Showcase: Plug-In Pro, TTS, and Learning & Mastering ToolBook	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Quick and Powerful Quiz Development	McDermott
Product Showcase: Tracker.Net	Rhodes
Product Showcase: Training Studio and Exam Engine	Rhodes
Programming 101 for e-Learning Developers	Rhodes
Project Data Management Over the Internet	Hoyt
Rapid e-Learning Development	McDermott
Simulation Editor Tips and Tricks	Karns
SmartPages and SmartStyles: A Case Study	Price
Testing ToolBook's SCORM Abilities	Hall
The Art and Science of Creating Templates in Authoring Tools	Moriens
The Art of the Template	Karns
The Do's and Don'ts of Creating Learning Interactions in Flash	Carr
The Kirkpatrick-Deming Model for Performance Improvement	Hurley
The Secret Life of Question Objects	Karns
Tips in Moving Your Legacy Content to ToolBook Version 9	Ormes	Barham
ToolBook DHTML Tips	McDermott
Tricks and Tips to Speedy ToolBook Development (Web and Native)	McDermott
Using Crystal Reports to Customize Your LMS Reporting	Hurley
Using Flash Slides to Create e-Learning	Williams
Using FLV Video and Embedded Cue Points for Content Synchronization	Carr
Using XML To Extract and Manage ToolBook Content For Use In Other Environments	Cline
WHEN FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION: How to Identify and Avoid the Pitfalls Associated with Rapid Development	Henry
When Things Go Horribly Wrong - How to Save Your e-Learning Project	Ganci
Working with External Text and Styles in Flash	Williams
Writing a Mini "LMS" with ASP to Track your Online Training Courses	Lund

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• Jeff - many thanks for organizing this great event!  (2007)
• My favorite part was the opportunity to meet and talk w/ Dan Carr and gain insight into not only using Flash, but the architecture of the components of Flash.  (2007)
• My favorite parts were 1) the people and getting to know how other people utilize ToolBook and 2) how the instructors and staff were willing to share.  (2007)
• I couldn't have thought of or picked a better place.  (2007)
• The conference pays for itself in one day.  (2007)
• My favorite part was the preconference workshops - 4 hour sessions were great!  (2007)