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ToolBook II Instructor for e-Learning Developers

	Corporate 5-Day Workshop PRICE: $1500 for one person; $2500 for two trainees; $3000-4500 for three to five at corporate site; $5000 for six to ten at corporate site; plus traveling expenses if more than 50 miles from Tampa; Required Student Disk $99* each unless full version of ToolBook 8.5 available at trainee site.

	HCC Student 45 Hour Workshop as CGS 1871* regular 3 semester credit on campus course 3 credit hour tution (~$165 instate resident)(~$475-$500 out of state price) Plus Textbooks (~$140 for two books) Optional Student Disk* $99 each *Distance Learning Credit Students will work under the self-paced course CGS 1871 or CGS 2940

TextBook

Description: This five-day course was designed for anyone who needs to create e-Learning applications using ToolBook II Instructor. The course focuses on developing using the ToolBook II Instructor interface and understanding the productivity tools included with Instructor, such as the Animation Editor, the Catalog objects, OpenScript, and the Actions Editor. In this course, you will gain a deep understanding of how ToolBook II Instructor works. After you take the course, you will be able to develop sophisticated, easy-to-use e-Learning applications that get results!

Course Objectives:

Course Outline

Introducing Toolbook concepts, including adding and deleting objects using the Catalog and the tool palette, modifying object properties, creating and modifying group objects, using Author and Reader levels, and adding and modifying pages and backgrounds.

Creating books using Templates, the Quick Specialist, the Full Specialist, and the Lesson Design Specialist.

Working with text in fields and recordfields, importing text, spell-checking text, and changing text properties; referencing HTML files on Web servers; adding PowerPoint presentations to your e-Learning applications.

Exploring navigation options, including hyperlinks, the automatic menu object, and the popup index object.

Publishing your lesson to the Web and viewing the lesson in a Web browser.

Adding a hotspots graphic object; using different types of links with the hotspots graphic objects; creating backgrounds with different page sizes.

Creating a new book style for use as a ToolBook Template; setting book, viewer, background and page properties; learning how to find lost objects.

Adding graphics using the reusable graphic object, Web graphic object, paint object, and picture object; using resources in Instructor; setting the chromakey property of graphics.

Adding animations to lessons using action triggers, the Actions Editor and OpenScript; creating path and cel animations using the Animation Editor.

Using sound, video, and streaming media to your e-Learning application; playing media with the Actions Editor and OpenScript; adding subtitles to streaming media with the Actions Editor; editing timing options of clips.

Expanding options for navigation using OpenScript and the Actions Editor; working with the Command window; adding a custom object to the Catalog.

Using a glossary; adding new terms to a glossary; linking the glossary book to your e-Learning application.

Adding question objects to add interactivity to your lesson, including true/false, multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, match item, definable arrange, definable drop and slider question objects.

reparing an application for deployment and generating CD-ROM or diskettes with the Auto-Packager to distribute your e-Learning application.

Understanding the options for tracking student progress over a local area network and over the Web.

Create a software simulation for Web deployment in an optional lesson.

Class Length

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of Windows, including minimizing and maximizing windows; using the Run Command to launch programs; moving between Windows sessions using task switching and the Taskbar; and using the Windows Explorer to copy and move files, create subdirectories, navigate through the file structure, and launch programs.

Advanced ToolBook II Training

Students completing the 5 day training or CGS 1871 course, may contract for additional training with the 3 Day Corporate Actions Editor Workshop or take HCC's CGS 2874 at the Brandon campus. Corporate Cost $1000 for one person $1500 for two, $2000-2500 for 3-5 and $3000 for 6 or more. HCC's CGS 2874 is a 3 credit course costing the same as CGS 1871 above. Additional manuals must be purchased at ~$75 each. The CGS 2874 course also requires a second manual on OpenScript language at ~$75.