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e-Learning Consulting Releases Learning Management System

john · 25 September 2004 ·

At $5,000 Or Less, This Is The Lowest Priced LMS On The Market

SEATTLE, WA – September 15, 2004 – e-Learning Consulting announced the immediate availability of Learning Management System (LMS), a system to manage the delivery of self-paced, e-learning courses. Training administrators use the LMS to publish courses. Learners log into the LMS using a browser, select courses from the catalog and launch them. The LMS tracks the learners’ activities with the courses providing online reports.

The LMS supports SCORM 1.2, the most popular e-Learning standard. Any authoring tool that supports SCORM 1.2 can create courses for use with the LMS. The IT organization will find the LMS easy to install and support. The LMS can be installed in less than an hour. It works with Windows, SQL Server and other software supported by most IT organizations. The LMS price is based on the number of users. The entry price is 1,000 US Dollars. The price for an unlimited number of users is 5,000 US Dollars.

“We have set a new price standard for Learning Management Systems,” said Leo Lucas, President of e-Learning Consulting. “Large organizations will save a tremendous amount of money and smaller organizations will finally be able to afford a Learning Management System.”

To find out more about the Learning Management System, go to
http://www.e-learningconsulting.com/products/learning-management-system.html.

ATutor 1.4.2 Release

john · 21 September 2004 ·

September 21, 2004

ATutor 1.4.2 has been released. ATutor is an Open Source Web-based Learning Content Management System (LCMS) designed with accessibility and adaptability in mind.

**New in this Release:**

*Test/Survey Manager*: Now create surveys, add Likert-type questions, view detailed statistics on a per-question basis, with current tests and surveys linked from the course home page for quick access.

*Secure Content*: Secure the content directory by placing it outside of the web server path during installation, or upgrade, to prevent unauthorized access of private course files.

*Search Course Catalogue*: Search through courses as a guest, or as an ATutor user, to find catalogue listings, or system wide topic information.

*Course Category Themes*: Associate categories with a specific theme, so all course in a category look the same.

*File Manager Enhancements*: Now rename files and directories as well as delete entire directories even if they’re not empty.

*Course Polls*: Instructors can create polls for their courses, to quickly gather student opinions.

*Course Language Property*: Designate a course’s primary language.

*Browse Source Code Repository*: Public and developer access to evolving ATutor source code.

*Languages*: At the time of release ATutor 1.4.2 was available in 9 languages: Danish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Slovenian, Spanish, and English….with many others nearing completion.

**Currently being Developed for an Upcoming ATutor Release**:

*Overhaul of Language Support*: For the next release the ATutor translation tools are being moved into ATutor, so rather than having to translate through the atutor.ca site, language can be translated from within ATutor itself. Administrators can generate their own language packs, so changes made to the language can be reused from version to version. Support for a full range of language character sets will be available.

*File Manager Upgrade*: A full featured file manager will be available in the next release adding move, rename, and edit utilities, and the ability to create new files online.

*Optimizations*: Much of the functionality is being rewritten to provide better modularity for those who wish to extend ATutor with custom utilities. The caching function has been rewritten and will be extended to include most repetitive content, greatly increasing the speed at which pages load, particularly for very large courses, or high traffic servers.

*Course Copy and Backup Manager*: Instructors will be able to copy their courses to create new course sessions. Administrators can archive courses to create master copies, generate new courses, and import local or remotely stored ATutor courses.

*Test Manager Upgrades*: Test and question creation is being overhauled in preparation for future support of standardized question formats. This will allow instructors to reuse questions across tests, in different courses, on other ATutor systems, or in other e-learning systems. Tests can be packaged with other content to create complete learning units.

**and much more**

For more information about other features visit the ATutor home site:
http://www.atutor.ca/

ATutor Features
http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/index.php

ATutor Demos
http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/demo.php

ATutor Documentation
http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/docs/index.php

ATutor Development
http://www.atutor.ca/development/index.php

Download ATutor
http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/download.php

New Resources Directory

john · 29 August 2004 ·

We’ve updated our resources directory to allow visitors to submit LMS/elearning resources and products. If you wish to add an item to our LMS resources directory, simply navigate to the most suitable directory item then select the “select here to add your site” link.

Submit to LMStalk

john · 16 April 2004 ·

Would you like to publicise your LMS product, announce your system upgrade, explain a standard?
Learning Management System Talk is now accepting submissions of articles, opinions, media releases, news stories about LMS products, standards and the industry in general.
If you have any material you would like to submit, please forward it to submissions@lmstalk.com

Moodle 1.2.1 is released

john · 29 March 2004 ·

Moodle is PHP courseware aiming to make quality online courses (eg distance education) easy to develop and conduct. Both learning & development are guided by strong pedagogical theory. Implemented on 1000’s of sites, 74 countries and 36 languages. This maintenance release fixes a few bugs discovered since Moodle 1.2. Upgrading is recommended.

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