Judy Perry wrote:
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Wow! That's a powerful bit of software! I could do with loosening up a
bit too!
Bob Warren
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At 05:09 PM 4/27/2006, you wrote:
Be happy to Judy, but careful what you ask for. Although I live in
British Columbia, I am a Brit by birth and such requests have quite a
different meaning for those of us from the UK !! I'm sure the folks at
Rev smiled at your request, but no offence is
Did I write that???
Not part of my sig (not that I even HAVE a sig).
Sorry, I must not have deleted all trailing lines of a prior message.
Judy
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Bob Warren wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
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Really?
I am sooo out of the pop culture loop.
I was simply at a loss for words to describe Bob's er, whatever (the
software thingy!!!).
Judy
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
It has the same connotation in American English too, Bob.
Judy,
RevConWest - a new twist with trysts!
See you there!
Best,
Jerry
On Apr 28, 2006, at 9:22 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
At 05:09 PM 4/27/2006, you wrote:
Be happy to Judy, but careful what you ask for. Although I live
in British Columbia, I am a Brit by birth and such requests have
Jerry,
Did I mention that I'm 12?
...
Gotcha!
just kidding ;-P
B C N U!
Judy
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Judy,
RevConWest - a new twist with trysts!
See you there!
Best,
Jerry
On Apr 28, 2006, at 9:22 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
At 05:09 PM 4/27/2006,
Bob,
I'd love to see your tool; the subject is of interest to me.
See you at RevConWest!
Judy
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006, Bob Earp wrote:
We've done all of this (and much more) in other languages (the last being
ToolBook) and will do it in Rev just as soon as we can find a benefactor ;-)
best,
Be happy to Judy, but careful what you ask for. Although I live in British
Columbia, I am a Brit by birth and such requests have quite a different meaning
for those of us from the UK !! I'm sure the folks at Rev smiled at your
request, but no offence is taken ;-P
best,
Bob,
U... yeah... Sorry.
I seem to be prone to those oopsie moments.
A number of years ago I was coordinating the shooting of our school-based
promotional video and we were shooting the concrete canoe that day.
It was suspended from the ceiling. The videographer was a little
concerned
On Apr 26, 2006, at 6:01 PM, Bob Earp wrote:
...
PS, I look forward to chatting with anybody of similar interest at
RevConWest where I'll bring the old development shell we have.
This would be an excellent subject to discuss with people at
RevConWest. My company actually makes it's
Mark Swindell wrote:
Using the Rev engine couldn't a serious party make a simple
training/testing/authoring IDE specific to that task... one that would
be designed from the ground up to eliminate all the extraneous and
sometimes confusing overhead?
Hi Mark,
I can answer this one...
YES.
On Apr 26, 2006, at 2:04 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Mark Swindell wrote:
Using the Rev engine couldn't a serious party make a simple
training/testing/authoring IDE specific to that task... one that
would be designed from the ground up to eliminate all the
extraneous and sometimes confusing
The solution is not as easy as one would think !!
An awful lot has been written about sound pedagogical design (for adults at
least), and the jury is still out as to a single solution. Suffice to say
training programs tend to get written to suit audiences, cultures and subject
matter, and
Thanks for the reply Preston. Myself and colleagues have been developing CBT
stuff (mainly technical subjects that include mini simulations) for an awful
lot of years and have used most tools that could be referred to as RAD, and
some specialized CBT authoring products. Hypercard, SuperCard,
Using the Rev engine couldn't a serious party make a simple
training/testing/authoring IDE specific to that task... one that
would be designed from the ground up to eliminate all the extraneous
and sometimes confusing overhead?
Mark
On Apr 25, 2006, at 9:13 AM, Bob Earp wrote:
However,
Has anybody got comments/reccomendations about using Revolution Media as an
authoring tool for CBT and/or eLearning ?
It appears to have very limited navigation capabilities, and also basic things
like quizzes/tracking don't seem to be there, but of course that could be fixed
with some custom
Dear Bob Earp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You may get swamped with replies about using Rev for CBT/eLearning because
the whole Card family of software has been used for this kind of programming
since way back in the days of HyperCard. Has to do with simplicity of use and
Apple's historic position in
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