AICC News Blog

Share and Enjoy AICC Memories

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:59:00 +0000

Visit the AICC Forum to read about how AICC got started and the recollections of AICC participants. Add your own success stories, links and memories. All are welcome.

http://aicc.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1214451897

Stay tuned to the AICC News Blog where we plan to add more highlights and some short podcasts as we celebrate 20 years of AICC achievements and experiences in aviation and technology-based training. The AICC is reaching out to past participants and AICC Chairmen for their observations and recollections. Please feel free to contribute and enjoy.

AICC 20th Anniversary Spec-tacular in Louisville

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 03:53:00 +0000

In 2008 the AICC celebrates its 20th year of driving interoperability of learning systems and helping the aviation training community to get the best possible value from technology-based training. Please join us as we celebrate.

If you have colleagues, contacts or friends who participated in the AICC directly or remotely, please let them know we're interested in hearing from them and sharing their thoughts, memories and observations. Notes can be shared publicly on the AICC Forum in the AICC Memories discussion topic.

Those with pictures, notes, artifacts, videos or memorabilia that you'd like the AICC to share at the AICC 20th Anniversary event to be held in Louisville Kentucky USA in September 2008, please contact us by sending email to:

In the meantime, we'd like to encourage all of you to subscribe to the AICC News Blog (by email, IM or twitter), or Join the AICC LinkedIn Group or Join the AICC Facebook Group to stay in touch with colleagues and to expand your professional network.

Hamburg Meeting Minutes and Presentations

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 03:15:00 +0000

Meeting minutes and speaker slide presentations from the June 16-19, 2008 AICC Meetings in Hamburg are now available online. The AICC would like to extend special thanks to Airbus for providing an excellent venue for the meetings and the very exciting A320 final assembly and A380 fuselage assembly tours.

Additional thanks to all of the presenters from airlines, airplane manufacturers, suppliers and software vendors. If you'd like to view the presentation materials or the meeting minutes, please follow the links below.

Meeting Minutes
http://www.aicc.org/docs/meetings/16jun2008/minutes.htm

Presentations
http://www.aicc.org/docs/meetings/16jun2008/online.htm

AICC Survey on Training Evaluation and Technology Trends

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Sun, 18 May 2008 04:11:00 +0000

In its continuing quest to keep its “finger on the pulse” of the aviation training community, the AICC announces a new survey on Training Evaluation and Technology Trends.

So, what is your position on learning from a virtual experience as opposed to a physical one? Can someone learn to maintain an aircraft in a virtual world, or is “getting your hands dirty” a necessary part of the learning process? Or, how do you feel about the claim that the younger generation “learns differently” than the baby boomers? These are two of the issues on which the AICC seeks your feedback and opinion.

Of course, one source of information on questions such as these is findings from training research. So, part of our survey addresses the training evaluation processes and approaches that you use, as well as the technologies and interventions you have studied.

With only 11 questions, this survey is one you can probably complete over your coffee break. But if you try to complete it by getting consensus from a group of your training experts, it may take quite a bit longer!

As always, the AICC appreciates your help in this survey on training evaluation approaches and technology trends and issues. Group summary results will be available on the AICC website in the near future.

Take the survey:
http://www.questionmark.com/go/aicctrends

Updated Agenda: AICC June 16-19, 2008 in Hamburg

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Fri, 09 May 2008 05:17:00 +0000

An updated draft agenda is now available from the AICC Meeting Information page. Please remember to make your travel and registration arrangements-- hotels are filling up. The AICC meetings will be hosted by Airbus on June 16-19, 2008 in Hamburg, Germany at the Airbus Training Center.

NOTE: There is a possibility that meetings will be extended through Friday noon in order to accommodate additional work sessions and discussion. We are working hard to confirm that and hope to resolve that issue in the next 10 days.

Lodging- See the agenda on the meeting information page. Airbus has provided a list of hotels close to the Airbus Training Center, close to the meeting venue (closest is about 200 meters) and in downtown Hamburg (a 30-40 minute drive).

Registration- Please confirm your plan to attend the meeting by email. The meeting is being held at the Airbus facility and policy requires all attendees to also provide their name and passport number.

Click here to register or send email to and with your name, company name and the required passport number.

Meeting Fees- Meeting fees are waived for all AICC members in good standing. Non-members of AICC (who are not giving a presentation) will be charged $150 to attend the meeting. For membership information visit the AICC Membership page.

Celebrate at WATS as the AICC turns 20

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 03:33:00 +0000

The World Aviation Training Conference & Tradeshow (WATS) runs April 22-24, 2008 in Orlando, Florida, USA. At the WATS event, AICC members Ray Butler (UPS) and Mike Sharp (Honeywell) will lead a breakout session to describe and discuss recent activities and major milestone achievements in celebration the 20th anniversary of the AICC.

Many AICC members are sponsors and/or exhibitors at WATS and will feature the Proud to be AICC logo to help us celebrate.

Please look for AICC members and WATS sponsors Airbus, Alteon Training, Boeing and Honeywell International at WATS. Also visit other AICC members in the exhibit hall, including: domiKnow Learning Systems, Hurix Systems, Pelesys Learning Systems, VTN Technologies, and others.

If your organization is an AICC Member that will be in the exhibit hall and you have not received an AICC placard, please send an email to , or see an AICC representative at the event.

AICC on Facebook and LinkedIn

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:07:00 +0000

The AICC has created groups on Facebook and LinkedIn to facilitate social networking amongst AICC members and anyone interested in cost-efficient, instructionally-effective technology-based training. Please consider joining the group “AICC- Aviation Industry CBT Committee” if you are already a member of Facebook or LinkedIn, or consider signing up with either free system to connect to others sharing interest in AICC.

As always, the AICC site and Forums will be available for communication to members and the general community.

UPDATE: After receiving feedback we've added direct links to join these groups.

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Airbus Hosts AICC June 16-19, 2008 in Hamburg

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 23:05:00 +0000

It is time to start making your arrangements for the next AICC meeting to be held June 16-19, 2008 in Hamburg, Germany and hosted by Airbus. Details to help you make your travel plans are available from the draft agenda on the AICC Meeting Information page.

Lodging- Airbus has provided a list of hotels close to the Airbus Training Center, close to the meeting venue (closest is about 200 meters) and in downtown Hamburg (a 30-40 minute drive). Because some of the hotels are well booked into June, please review the hotel list and send your registration soon as possible.

Click here to register or send email to and with your name, company name and the required passport number.

Meeting Fees- Meeting fees are waived for all AICC members in good standing. Non-members of AICC (who are not giving a presentation) will be charged $100 to attend the meeting. For membership information visit the AICC Membership page.

San Jose Meeting Minutes Online

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 18:54:00 +0000

The meeting minutes and presentations from the AICC meeting January 28, 2008 - February 1, 2008 are now available online. The AICC once again thanks Adobe Systems for hosting the meeting and providing facilities.

The Meeting Information page has also been updated with confirmed dates for the ~~June 9-13, 2008~~ June 16-20, 2008 meetings hosted by Airbus in Hamburg, Germany. Final dates for the September 2008 meetings in Louisville, Kentucky, USA will be confirmed by meeting host UPS, at the time of the Hamburg meeting.

UPDATE: The meeting dates have been corrected on this blog post. The new dates avoid a schedule conflict and will allow interested parties to participate in both the ITEC Defence Training Conference and AICC aviation training meetings.

AICC-LETSI Content Aggregation Workshop Summary

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 18:42:00 +0000

The AICC and LETSI wish to thank to all who participated in or contributed to the February 1, 2008 workshop on content aggregation for Core SCORM held at the Winter AICC meeting hosted by Adobe.

Contributed position statements/material and meeting minutes are available on the LETSI wiki at:

http://www.letsi.org/letsi/display/TRWG/Content+Aggregation+Project

NOTE: LETSI wiki requires a free registration for access.

Please feel free to post any comments using the add comment feature at the bottom of the wiki pages or contact directly contact the Technical Work Group lead, Tyde Richards, if you have particular issues or additional documents that you would like to post.

The workshop concluded with an agreement to use the workshop material and discussion as the starting point for a white paper on content aggregation requirements for Core SCORM. This work will carry forward in the LETSI Technical Roadmap WG, and updated information will be posted to the wiki page referenced above.

Please contact Tyde Richards directly if you are interested in helping to author the white paper. Contact information for Tyde is available through the People directory of the LETSI wiki.

AICC forms Committee on Authorware Concerns

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:52:00 +0000

The AICC will be working jointly with Adobe to consolidate concerns, priorities, solutions and information relating to sustaining and migrating Authorware content. The committee will establish community teleconferences and web-based workspaces for the developer, consumer and vendor communities to collaborate.

An initial teleconference will be held in February 2008, and a notice will be placed here on the AICC News Blog and on other elearning community sites.

Please indicate your interesting in participating by contacting the AICC Committee on Authorware Concerns via the email link provided. Initial committee meetings will be open to both AICC members and non-members.

AICC PENS AGR-011 Available in French

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 04:19:00 +0000

To further facilitate international adoption, the AICC Package Exchange Notification Services (PENS) AGR document has been translated to French. AICC Guidelines and Recommendations (AGRs) represent the official voice of the AICC with respect to a designated area. All AGRs, including AGR-011 for PENS, have been formally voted upon and approved by the general voting membership of the AICC.

The AICC expresses special thanks to Marc Van Coillie of EIfEL, and Bernard Bouyt and Jean-Louis Bravo of Airbus for their gracious volunteer efforts to translate this document. The PENS AGR summarizes the protocol and provides a rationale for advocating its use. Availability of this document "en francais" will help the shared efforts of the AICC and the European Institute for E-Learning to support interoperability demonstrations at iLearning Forum 2008 in Paris.

Now available from the AICC Publications page: AGR011 - CBT Package Exchange Notification en français [PDF, 168K].

Agenda Complete for January 2008 Meetings

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 04:09:00 +0000

The agenda is complete for the AICC meetings January 28, 2008 - February 1, 2008 in San Jose, California. The most current meeting agenda and logistic information is available from the AICC Meeting Information page at http://www.aicc.org/pages/aicc4.htm. It looks to be a great meeting with compelling content, and a follow-on Content Packaging workshop held in conjunction with ADL and LETSI.

Featured topics and speakers for the main AICC meeting include:

Airline Information

Pilot Qualification into Special Airports, OJ Tredway (American Airlines)
Managing e-Learning for Aviation Training with ATMS, Scott Carson (AQT)

Authorware End-of-Development Discussions

Adobe Authorware Review, Ellen Wagner (Adobe)
Moderated Open Discussion (all)
Authorware Conversion, Robby Robertson (Eduworks)
Best Practice for Conversion, Abhijit Navale (Hurix Learning)

Product News & Information

Adobe Acrobat 3D, Rak Bhalla (Adobe)
Microsoft ESP, Scott Andersen (Microsoft)
Adobe Connect, Peter Ryce (Adobe)
Adobe Flex and AIR, Danny Dura (Adobe)
FlockPod, Janhavi Padture (Harbinger)
Oracle, Jonathan Vinoskey (Oracle)
SumTotal Training, Bill Docherty (SumTotal)
Humentum, Ken Spero (Humentum)
Xyleme, Mark Hellinger (Xyleme)
NetDimensions, t.b.d. (NetDimensions)

Subcommittee Updates and Work Sessions

Management and Processes, Bruce Perrin (Boeing)
CMI / Independent Test Lab, Bill McDonald (Alteon Training)
Metadata, Bill Shook (Boeing), Jack Hyde (AICC)
LETSI & LETSI Technical Workgroup, Tyde Richards (Eduworks)
Communications, Tom King (Masie Consortium)
Airline Industry Affairs, Ray Butler (UPS)
Chairman's Report, Neil Cramer (NWA)

Other Sessions

Managing & Managing Tech Docs & Training Materials, Maria McGinn / Daniel Lemieux (EEDO)
State-Engine-Driven Instructional Interactions, David Castillo (CTC)

AICC News Blog RSS Feed Moved

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 01:21:00 +0000

To improve the linking and usability of the AICC web site, the URLs are being updated to more consistently use www.aicc.org instead of aicc.org. Browsers will be redirected to the preferred URLS by the server. The AICC home page will continue to be available at both http://aicc.org and http://www.aicc.org.

In conjunction with this maintenance, the URL for the RSS feed of this blog is being updated from http://aicc.org/index.xml to http://www.aicc.org/index.xml. Please update your Blog Readers or RSS feed sources accordingly.

San Jose Meeting Agenda Available

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 05:45:00 +0000

A draft agenda is now available for the AICC meetings scheduled for January 28, 2008 through February 1, 2008 in San Jose, California at Adobe headquarters. Both the agenda and logistics are available from the AICC Meeting Information page. Those interested in attending are encouraged to make hotel reservations early and to register by sending an email to Anne Montgomery no later than January 18, 2008.

Scheduled sessions and topics include:

Aviation Training Innovations from American Airlines and NWA
Microsoft ESP Visual Simulation Platform for training & performance
Learning Systems Updates from AQT Systems, Oracle, Saba & SumTotal
Authorware End-of-Life Impact Discussions (Survey results, discussion and more)
LETSI Status Updates (LETSI evolution and liaison status with AICC)
News and Information from Adobe, the meeting host (Product information and news)
Subcommittee Updates and Technical Sessions (CSA Initiative, XML Metadata and more)

Attendance is open, with meeting fees applicable for non-members. All attendees, regardless of membership status, must register before January 18, 2008 by sending an email to Anne Montgomery.

LODGING UPDATE:The hotels' corporate rates are in the process of an annual update as of December 18, 2007. You may be unable to obtain the corporate rate until the updates are complete. You can either wait and make a reservation after January 3, 2008. OR make a reservation now and get a rate adjustment later by calling back to the hotel or coordinating with AICC and Adobe at the meeting.

LODGING UPDATE 2:In late December, hotel corporate rates were updated and are now available, though they increased approximately $10 USD. Those who booked in mid-to-late December and were unable to get a corporate rate, can get a rate adjustment by coordinating with AICC and Adobe at the meeting.

ADL-AICC-LETSI Workshop February 1, 2008

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 22:26:00 +0000

The AICC will host a half-day ADL-AICC-LETSI Workshop on Content Aggregation for Core SCORM on Friday, February 1, 2008 in conjunction with the AICC meeting in San Jose, California. A wiki page providing some candidate issues for discussion is available on the LETSI wiki at: http://www.letsi.org/letsi/display/TRWG/Content+Aggregation+Workshop (site requires a no cost registration).

Interested parties are requested to submit a one page position statement in advance of the meeting. Those unable to attend in person are also welcome to submit a position statement. Please email position statements to trichards@eduworks.com and ann@aicc.org. A small meeting fee applies for non-AICC members attending the meeting and also covers participation in the general AICC meeting earlier in the week. Logistical information on the AICC meeting is available at: http://www.aicc.org/pages/aicc4.htm.

Please submit position papers and confirm your attendance plans no later than January 18, 2008 by sending email to trichards@eduworks.com and ann@aicc.org.

AICC Announces January 2008 Meetings in San Jose

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 06:41:00 +0000

The AICC announces that its next meeting of international representatives will be held January 28, 2008 through February 1, 2008 in San Jose, California at Adobe headquarters. Location and lodging information is available from the AICC Meeting Information page. Those interested in attending are encouraged to make hotel reservations early and to register by sending an email to Anne Montgomery no later than January 18, 2008.

Planned presentations and topics include:

Authorware End-of-Life Impact Discussions (Survey results, discussion and more)
News from Major LMS Vendors (Vendor presentations on product and industry news)
Aviation Training Innovations (Vendor and airline presentations, focusing on simulation)
LETSI Status Updates (LETSI evolution and liaison status with AICC)
News and Information from Adobe, the meeting host (Product information and news)
Subcommittee Updates and Technical Sessions (CSA Initiative, XML Metadata and more)

Tentative session titles, times, descriptions and speakers will be included in an agenda to be released in mid-December. Invited guest speakers include representatives from Adobe, Oracle, Plateau, Saba, and SumTotal. Presentations from major airlines are also expected, as well as AICC Subcommittee Chairs and key representative to the AICC from other organizations.

Attendance is open, though non-members are required to pay a meeting fee. All attendees, regardless of membership status, must register before January 18, 2008 by sending an email to Anne Montgomery.

Authorware Survey: Final Data Available

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 03:31:00 +0000

The final data from the AICC Adobe Authorware End-of-Development Issues and Impacts survey is now available online. Thank you to the 68 representatives from various organizations and industries who completed the entire survey. Names, email addresses and organizations are not included in the published data. Reasonable attempts were also made to remove identifying information from free-form comments.

The final survey data is published as a Acrobat PDF, available from:

http://www.aicc.org/docs/misc/AICC-Report-Final-Aw_Impacts.pdf

A review an discussion of the survey results is expected to be held at the AICC Meetings in January 2008 in San Jose, California, USA. See the AICC Meeting Information page for additional meeting agenda information as it becomes available.

For the benefit of the community, we encourage use of the AICC Forum, Authorware Survey Discussions to both centralize and archive the discussions for maximum sustained impact.

Note: The Adobe Authorware End-of-Development survey is official closed and the survey URL is no longer active.

Regards,

Tom King
AICC Communications Chairman

Preliminary Authorware Survey Results

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 15:36:00 +0000

The preliminary data from the AICC Adobe Authorware End-of-Development Issues and Impacts survey is now available online. Thank you to all those who have already responded. Names, email addresses and organizations are not included in the published data. This preliminary data is published as a Acrobat PDF, available from:

http://www.aicc.org/docs/working/AICC-Report-Redacted.pdf

Representatives from over 45 organization have responded, and approximately 25% of those organizations are involved in commercial aviation. Other organizations represented include: financial services, healthcare, higher education, manufacturing, military and defense, professional education, professional services and others.

The survey will remain open until November 16, 2007. Please consider completing the survey if you have not done so already. The survey is available at:

http://www.questionmark.com/go/aiccsurvey

Regards,

Tom King
AICC Communications Chairman

AICC Opens Survey on Authorware Issues

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 07:11:00 +0000

The AICC survey on Authorware End-of-Development Impact and Issues is now available online. This survey is a direct follow-up to information gathering at meetings and from online discussions in the AICC Forums for Authorware End-of-Development. The survey consolidates feedback from the Forum's topic on Impacts and Issues Survey into the 23 question survey. The initial expectation is to keep the survey open for 10-14 days for data collection, but the AICC reserves the right to shorten or extend that period.

The survey URL is indicated below. Be aware that it may take a moment or two to re-direct to the actual survey form URL.

http://www.questionmark.com/go/aiccsurvey

If you are interested in the issues surrounding Authorware End-of-Development and its impact on training, please be considerate and make every effort to answer completely, accurately and honestly for the sake of the community.

Regards,

Tom King
AICC Communications Subcommittee Chairman

Call for Participation: New CSA Initiative to Use Web Service for

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 15:29:00 +0000

The CSA (Content Services Architecture) initiative is a new AICC work group that is developing a set of specifications to drive adoption of interoperable web services to support learning and training. Participation in the CSA work group is open to any organization wishing to join. Note that membership is by company/organization and not by individual.

CSA will specify web services that facilitate integration of hosted content, data and content catalog synchronization between publisher (Content Management) and content consumer systems such as a LMS (learning management system). CSA web services will also support a variety of access control and commerce models to integrate content-as-a-service and LMS-as-a-service capabilities. With CSA specifications, content on different internet domains can work seamlessly with a Learning Management System (LMS) in a different internet domain through web services.

The success of this forward-looking initiative depends on strong participation from the elearning community and the AICC greatly needs your help. If you are a LMS (Learning Management System) vendor, CMS (Content Management System) vendor, content creation tool vendor, or an organization that is a content consumer you are encouraged to get involved. Much preliminary work has been done and preliminary input is already being gathered for initial draft documents. The AICC also hosts a CSA Discussion Forum online as a point for collaboration.

Please contact the AICC at CSA@aicc.org if your organization is interested in joining our team.

Thank you.

AICC and ADL Announce Plans for Collaboration

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 14:50:00 +0000

The ADL initiative and the AICC announced their plans to collaborate on several near-term and longer term projects. This collaboration was launched at a joint meeting during the Boeing-hosted AICC conference the week of September 24th 2007. A press release with complete details is now available from the AICC at http://www.aicc.org/pages/press-release-42.htm and the ADL at http://www.adlnet.gov/News/articles/index.aspx?ID=450.

The purpose of the collaboration is to assist the aerospace and defense learning community by providing guidelines which promote the economic and effective implementation of technology-supported learning, education, and training. Benefits for the learning community will be achieved by promoting interoperability standards that software vendors can use across multiple industries (not limited to aerospace & defense).

Both organizations have committed to collaborating with other organizations involved with various learning communities. The collaborative activities will be coordinated with LETSI – an international federation promoting Learning Education and Training Systems Interoperability.

The Passing of Philip Dodds

noreply@blogger.com (Neil Cramer) — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 11:40:00 +0000

We are greatly saddened to hear of the passing of Philip Dodds, one of our most significant contributors to the world of learning technology. Trying to sum up Phillip's contributions seems almost trite. It is enough to say that he truly touched every aspect of the learning technology world and had an impact on every member of the community. His vision and leadership can not be forgotten and his legacy will live on, reflected and shining each time a learner logs on.

For those of us carrying forward, we hope only that we can do justice to Philip's legacy. Our thoughts and prayers are with Philip's family and friends and we join together to say God's speed.

- Neil Cramer
Chair, AICC

[Please feel free to read or add to the comments already posted here.]

The Passing of Philip V.W. Dodds

noreply@blogger.com (Tom King) — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 18:38:00 +0000

Artist, inventor, innovator, collaborator and colleague Philip V.W. Dodds passed away on Saturday morning. Please help me recognize and celebrate his accomplishments and the lives he continues to touch.

I tried to write this yesterday and just couldn't. I truly believe the elearning community would not have SCORM as it is today without Philip's contributions as a visionary thinker, organizer, architect and evangelist. He was a man of art and a man of science. He loved technology, yet took great pride and active participation in true and faithful restorations to his historic home. He was drawing electronic circuits on blackboards at an early age, did R&D at ARP Instruments and Kurzweil Music, and led the charge to make CD-ROMs and sound cards a standard part of personal computers through his efforts with IMA and the MPC "Multimedia PC" standards efforts in the late 80's and early 90's.

I'd encourage you to learn more about him real soon now, courtesy of a page available through the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. Meantime, here is what Elliott Masie had to share about Philip in a message to the Learning Consortium:

"What are we saying to each other?"
That was a single line, spoken by the sound engineer at the end of Close Encounters of a Third Kind, as he played chords and a friendly alien spaceship played music back.
The role was played by a young sound engineer who was spotted by Steven Spielberg and given the on-screen role to be the interface between these two worlds. That man, Philip Dodds, was still young and inventing, as he passed this Saturday morning.
Philip Dodds was the Chief Architect of SCORM and the force behind sharable and reusable content. He was deeply involved in the evolution of interactive multimedia and expanding the possibilities for learning via technology.
If you use a Learning Management System, author an interactive learning module or talk about the future of Web 2.0, take a moment to thank a man who you probably never met. Philip's work was KEY and CRITICAL to the exciting world of learning, knowledge management and collaboration that we take for granted.
Philip's dreams were to create a global set of standards and specifications that would allow content to be searchable, reusable and expandable.
Philip, we thank you for all that you have done and we'll keep asking that question: "What are we saying to each other?"
With respect and sadness,
Elliott Masie
P.S. wikipedia reference at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Dodds

Last Call for Input: Authorware Survey

noreply@blogger.com (AICC Communications Chair) — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 17:04:00 +0000

The AICC will select final questions for the Authorware impact survey on Tuesday October 9, 2007. Please visit the AICC Forum on Authorware End-of-Development to review the material and provide your input to help the community. Feedback can also be submitted by sending email to Authorware@aicc.org. Additional feedback must be received by close-of-business on Tuesday, October 9, 2007.

An online survey form will be posted 5-10 days after the final questions are selected. The survey location will be posted here on the AICC News Blog and on the AICC Forum. If there are additional locations where this information should be posted, please notify Authorware@aicc.org.