Extreme Brandz online training for Franchisees, Managers and Front-line staff. These SCORM compliant courses were originally written in HTML5/Javascript but were redone in Captivate to make it easier for the client to update.
Extreme Brandz online training for Franchisees, Managers and Front-line staff. These SCORM compliant courses were originally written in HTML5/Javascript but were redone in Captivate to make it easier for the client to update.
This course is Flash based and uses XML to populate the screens. Shiseido representatives use the course to familiarise themselves with the products they will be offering. It is a single screen that calls an as3 template script for each type of content. Learners were tracked with a custom backend system.
Home Hardware needed to train their staff in Anti-Fraud and Anti-Money Laundering/Anti-Terrorism techniques and how to handle the changeover to a new branded card provider. These Flash-based courses report to a custom PHP/MySQL backend that the company could use to track government mandated compliance.
Raytheon/ELCAN wanted to showcase their Opto-electronic products for the medical community. This Flash-based presentation has two versions: one featuring Leonardo Da Vinci and one with Isaac Newton. Used online, in tradeshows and by sales reps. The tradeshow version was optimised for touch-screen.
Online training for to demonstrate the proper methods of applying the service provided by Weed Man. Originally created with Javascript/HTML5, it was converted to Captivate to make updating easier and for the multiple output option.
A custom written, XML driven, Flash-based presentation system for CTTIC. Members who were not able to attend live seminars could purchase and view them online.
A Flash-based library of reference material for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's annual ride was distributed on USB keys accross Canada. Region specific content could be accessed and printed out when needed.
When Seimens wanted to tell their staff about changes to their Work/Life Balance program, we created three Flash-based slideshows that resided on their Intranet.
