Looking to reduce travel costs but still train your people? The Connect/eLearning track will provide an in-depth look into Adobe’s offering for building eLearning content, training courses, and virtual classrooms. Trainers, staff development managers, and Human Resource professionals will all gain valuable insight for eLearning development using tools such as Adobe Connect, Adobe Captivate, and Adobe Acrobat.

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eLearning Camp Sessions

The sessions for the eLearning Camp Track are listed below.
You can also view the complete camp schedule

• SIX NEW THINGS IN CAPTIVATE 4
  Presenter: Kevin Siegel, IconLogic
  During this action-packed session you will learn the six hottest new features in Adobe Captivate 4 including: the redesigned and enhanced recording interface (including the new Panning feature); the improved PowerPoint 2007 integration workflow; creating and using variables; adding widgets; and creating and using Advanced Actions.
• LMS INTEGRATION
  Presenter: Andrew Chemey, Adobe
  Your Learning Management System (LMS) represents one of the biggest investments your enterprise will make. This session explores techniques and methods for working with content creation, distribution and management standards used with today’s leading LMS platforms and Adobe software products.You’ve invested thousands in your Learning Management System…now what? Learn how to successfully create, deploy and manage e-Learning content and programs that easily integrate with your existing LMS. If you are unsure about how to make the most of your investment in your existing Learning Management System or if you want to learn how to take it to the next level, this session will teach you how to seamlessly and successfully integrate content created with Adobe tools into your existing learning management system.
• ADOBE TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS SUITE INTRODUCTION (2-hour Hands On Session)
  Presenters: Kevin Siegel, IconLogic & Barbara Binder, Rocky Mountain Training
  You’ve purchased Adobe’s Technical Communications Suite version 2. Well done! You’ve made a great choice. Each of programs in the suite (FrameMaker, Captivate and RoboHelp PhotoShop and Acrobat) are top-notch applications. Of course, if you’re like many people who have purchased the suite, trying to figure out what the programs do, and how they work together can be daunting.The mystery has been solved! During this session you’ll get an introduction to the programs that make up the suite. After that, you will learn to integrate the suite’s applications to create interactive PDFs, Help Systems and printed documents from one, single source.
• BUILDING CUSTOM CONNECT PODS IN FLASH WITH SYNC SWF
  Presenter: Nils Thingvall, RealEyes Media
  Using the SyncSWF API allows developers to add in their own custom applications into Connect meeting rooms. We’ll go over the basics of creating, testing, and deploying a SyncSWF application and run through the capabilities of the API. We’ll also look at some cool possibilities for how SyncSWF applications can stretch the limits of what seems possible inside a Connect room.
• CREATING COURSES AND CURRICULA IN ADOBE CONNECT PRO
  Presenter: Jorma Jennings
  In this session we will discuss how courses and curricula are created in Connect’s Training Module and how to set up effective learning paths in your curricula. We will cover best practices for creating effective learning paths using, folders, external training objects, pre-requisites, and test-out dependencies. In the end we’ll have a complete learning path that is non-linear and will meet our student’s needs, no matter what their learning level.
• ADOBE FLASH COLLABORATION SDK
  Presenter: Brian Holmes, RoundArch
  Learn how to add to add real time social capabilities into Rich Internet Applications within minutes using the Adobe Flash Collaboration SDK.
• eLEARNING PANEL Q&A
  Panelists: Adobe, RealEyes Media, and More
  The last 40 minutes of RMAC will be dedicated to a Camp Panel Q&A. We want to provide an opportunity at the end of the event for people to be able to ask questions about items that might not have been covered within the session, or that they thought of after the session. Whether it’s answering the question right away, or even just leading them in the direction of where they can find an answer, it ultimately decreases the chance of people leaving with unanswered questions. It also helps promote the idea of a Flash Community Event which is what it’s all about.

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