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Tuesday, February 14, 2006

DotNetSCORM First Coding Contest
By KentWA @ 2:48 PM :: 1551 Views :: 1 Comments ::

We are proud to announce the first of a series of coding contests.

These contests will give you the chance to show off your abilities to the world, prove you can do it, get recognition and win some really cool prizes. The winner(s) will be featured on the DotNetSCORM web site and if you have a Web Site, a link will be included. Additionally we have some really good prizes and are working to add more.

Thursday, July 21, 2005

Course Import and Parser
By KentWA @ 2:41 PM :: 2103 Views :: 0 Comments :: SCORM Information

This may very well be the most complex part of the DotNetSCORM project for several reasons.

What seems to be the biggest hurdle is validating and parsing the imsmanifest.xml file. The standard .NET XML classes will not handle the schema for imsmanifest.xml as several elements of the schema are non-deterministic in nature and the .NET XML classes are deterministic in nature.

Tuesday, July 19, 2005

DotNetSCORM Development Team Openings
By KentWA @ 4:53 PM :: 1724 Views :: 2 Comments ::

:: Project News

A number of other projects have distracted us lately from getting a few things done. We had hoped to make this announcement sooner. We are now looking for individuals that are interested in leading specific tasks within the development of DotNetSCORM.

Monday, July 11, 2005

The Case of Modularization
By KentWA @ 2:18 PM :: 1066 Views :: 0 Comments :: Project News

The DotNetSCORM Project is intended to be a modular designed and implemented project for several reasons. All the usual reasons that apply to Object Oriented programming apply here as well as a few other very important reasons.

Monday, July 11, 2005

Gemini Project Management
By KentWA @ 2:16 PM :: 1353 Views :: 2 Comments ::

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CounterSoft, Ltd (http://www.countersoft.com/) has been kind enough to grant the DotNetSCORM project a license for use of their Gemini Project Issue Tracking tool.