TBCON 2002 CD

Conference attendees received the official conference CD featuring session content from TBCON 2002. This includes ToolBook files, PowerPoint slides, papers in Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat formats, web links, photos, videos, bonus materials, descriptions of each session, and more.

Even if you missed the conference, you can still get the TBCON 2002 conference CD. To order the CD, go to the Platte Canyon store.

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The 2002 CD Features

Start-Up Screen Start the CD in Runtime or Author mode.	Table of Contents Navigate rapidly to any area of the CD.
Session Materials See a description, faculty member bio, and launch samples, presentation file, or other files supplied by the faculty member	Hack Ack Entries Access these lighthearted entries from this year's contest.
Bonus Material See videos from the Hack Ack presentations and karaoke performances, and more.	Sessions by Presenter Browse the list to see each faculty member's photo, bio, and sessions.
Group Photo and Roster Click a name in the roster and locate that person in the group photo. Or park over a face in the group photo to get that person's name.	Candid Conference Photos Browse through a collection of photos showing highlights from all three days of the conference.

The Conference CD includes materials from the following presentations

Actions Editor - A Look at the More Complex Features of the Actions Editor - Denny Dedmore
Actions Editor Primer - Joan Kane
Adding Media to Your VBTrain.Net Applications - Chris Bell
An In-Depth Look at Instructor's Simulation Authoring Capabilities - Tim Barham
An Inside Look at SCORM - Jeffrey Krinock
An Introduction to the Actions Editor - Tom Hall
An Introduction to the Simulation Object in Instructor 8.5 - Tom Hall
Animated Menus and More: Making Your Native Application Look Great - Guido Walter
Ask the ToolBook Experts - Tim Barham & Denny Dedmore
Basic to Intermediate OpenScript - Bliss Bignall
Behind the Scenes of ToolBook Instructor's Actions Editor - Tim Barham
Building Custom Components in VBTrain.Net - Jeff Rhodes
Building Custom Tools for Traditional and DHTML ToolBook Applications - Jeff Rhodes
Business and Legal Issues in the Developing a Multi-Media Application for Commercial Exploitation - Jack Siegel
Case Study - Controlling the Windows Desktop Environment with ToolBook - Gregory Johnson
Case Study - Rapid Windows Development, Asset Tracking with ToolBook - Gregory Johnson
Case Study on Multilingual ToolBook Applications - Tomas Lund
Case Study: Developing Courseware for the Air Force - Bliss Bignall
Case Study: Magic Man of Numbers - John Taylor & Marcelle Bessman
CBT Essentials: The Art, Sound, and Motion of Training - Chris Bell
Changes to the DHTML Export Process - Tim Barham
Communicating via the Internet with Instructor - Chris Bell
Connecting to Databases in ToolBook Using ADO - Jeff Rhodes
Creating "Rich-Client" CBT with VBTrain.Net - Jeff Rhodes
Creating and Using SCORM Objects for the ToolBook Catalog - Jeffrey Krinock
Creating Extended Objects and Catalogs - Peter Jackson
Creating Web-Based Training with VBTrain.Net - Jeff Rhodes
Customizing the ToolBook Catalog - Simon Price
Database Access in VBTrain.Net - Jeff Rhodes
Developing for the LMS's Using AICC and SCORM - Jocelyn Martel
Estimating and Pricing CBT & WBT - Jeff Rhodes
Flash Development Basics - Chris Bell
Getting Wild and Saving Time with OpenScript - Jeff Rhodes
Hints for a Beginner Developer, Part 1 - Virginia Bender
Hints for a Beginner Developer, Part 2 - Virginia Bender
How to Use MS Agent in ToolBook - Peter Jackson
If I'd Only Known, Part I: 20 Tips for the Beginning ToolBook Developer - John Hall
If I'd Only Known, Part II: 20 More Tips for the Beginning ToolBook Developer - John Hall
Incorporating Flash into ToolBook - Chris Bell
Increase Native Development Speed Using Self-Created Tools - Guido Walter
Integrating a Microsoft Agent to Help a Student Interpret LSI Data in a ToolBook Application - John Taylor & Marcelle Bessman
Introduction to ActiveX and ToolBook - Chris Bell
Introduction to InstallShield Developer - Jeff Rhodes
Introduction to Visual Studio® .NET - Jeff Rhodes
Is That Your Final Answer? Developing and Validating Test Questions - Bill Hurley
It Don't Mean a Thing If It Don't Go Ca-Ching! - Selling Your CBT - Bill Hurley
Media-Rich Web-Based Training at Any Connection Speed - Robin McDermott & Peter Jackson
Motive, Method, and Opportunity: Dealing with Course Purpose, Content, and Learning Interactions - Penny Mattern
Multimedia Tricks and Techniques - Mauro Rech
Native to DHTML: Horror Stories from Camp Hard Knocks - Robin McDermott
Object-Oriented Programming with Visual Basic® .NET - Jeff Rhodes
Post-Processing Exported AXF and DHTML - Simon Price
Power Tips for Assistant Users - Joan Kane
Producing Your Own Sound Files - Don Bowyer
Product Showcase: A Grand Tour of Aspen Content Development Server, Click2learn's team-based solution - Michael Brophy
Product Showcase: Aspen Learning Experience Server - delivering personalized learning - Michael Brophy
Product Showcase: Learning & Mastering ToolBook Instructor & Assistant - Chris Bell
Product Showcase: Plug-In Pro - Chris Bell
Product Showcase: TB Connection - Chris Bell
Product Showcase: TBK Tracker and Progress Tracker - Chris Bell
Product Showcase: The Platte Canyon ToolBook Product Line - Jeff Rhodes
Product Showcase: The Taquin Question Object - Peter Jackson
Product Showcase: The ToolBook Batcher - Tomas Lund
Product Showcase: The VBTrain.Net Product Line - Jeff Rhodes
Product Showcase: WebLMS: Deliver, Track, and Control Your Web-Based Training - Robin McDermott
Product Showcase: Why Click2learn's Aspen Learning Platform is Right For You - Michael Brophy
Rapid Courseware Development Using Assistant or Instructor - Jocelyn Martel
Rapid Development of Effective and Portable LAN-Based Software Training - Glenn Blazek
Secrets Behind the Learning & Mastering ToolBook Series - Jeff Rhodes
Show and Tell - Chris Bell
Supplementing DHTML Export with JavaScript - Peter Jackson
Testing Your ToolBook Project - One Step Toward Delivering a Defect Free Product - O. Starnes
The Requirements Challenge - Narrowing the Expectation Gap Between What the Customer Wants and What the Developer Builds - O. Starnes
The Simulation Catalog Object - Lee Jay Karns
ToolBook Development: The DISCOS Way - Tomas Lund
ToolBook Tips & Techniques From the Eyes of Click2learn ToolBook Technical Support - Denny Dedmore
Unusual Uses of ToolBook - Mauro Rech
User Interface Design for ToolBook and Visual Basic Using PhotoShop - Chris Bell
Using OpenScript and System Books to Design a Better User-Interface - Jack Siegel
Using ToolBook and Aspen Content Development Server Together - Michael Brophy
Using ToolBook to Teach Music Over the Internet - Don Bowyer
VBTrain.Net: Some Introductory Ideas on How to Create Training with VB .NET - Chris Bell
What Part of 'Know' Don't You Understand?: Instructional Design 101 - Bill Hurley
What You Should Know About Using TB 8.5 to Prepare for Migrating Your TB Applications - Denny Dedmore & Michael Ormes
What's New in 8.5 - Denny Dedmore
Working with Graphics and Text in VBTrain.Net - Jeff Rhodes
Zen and the Art of Complex Content - Penny Mattern
 

Price

The ToolBook & VBTrain.Net User's Conference 2002 CD is $5.  

Ordering Information

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Toll Free (US and Canada) 1-888-ToolBk-1 (1-888-866-5251)
International:  (001+) (719) 548-1110.  

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Web store:  Here

• I have only been to one worthwhile conference in the past five years (and I go to 5 to 6 a year as attendee, exhibitor, and speaker only because I have to for our business) and you know which conference that is! All meat, no fluff and smart presenters and attendees. I am telling you, I could be the poster child for your next conference! Our latest project has improved an order of magnitude over what it would have been without the conference.  (2000)
• Great! Very high quality sessions. Very cutting edge, up-to-date material.  (2000)
• It's great that all of theses presenters share their material. It's much easier to get started and further ahead with this help.  (2000)
• Preconference was excellent. I learned so much.  (2000)