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This release replaces AJAX with iFrames to better support inline content scripts and CSS.
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The Co-Lab was mentioned by Julie Young, CEO of the Florida Virtual School, in a blog interview by Curt Bonk as he prepares for the launch of his new book. FLVS remains a committed and active Co-Lab research partner.

The Academic ADL Co-Lab has fixed the registration pages for the June and July SCORM School 301 sessions. To register click on the registration links at the bottom of the SCORM School 301 page

SCORM School 301 kicks off in a little less than a week. 301 will help those who have mastered the basics of using SCORM packaging to understand how to use sequencing. This instructor-led online course is four weeks long and has been developed by SCORM experts. We are offering special pricing for this inaugural session only of $299 (the price after this session will be $595)! You can also learn more about all of our SCORM School courses.

We have a new position to hire a SCORM Certification specialist/web programmer. Please see our Jobs page for more information. Note, this posting is for internal Wisconsin state employees at this time.

Early bird registration is now open for the first annual Academic Fest and the 4th annual Games, Learning and Society conference. In addition to the early bird savings, there is also an additional discount for attending both conferences. Academic Fest: July 8-9, GLS July 10-11.

Joe continues his efforts to improve our opensource LibSCORM and it is now beginning to spread. Please feel free to use LibSCORM and send us any improvements you might make so we can share them with the community. The following blog posted about its usefulness: http://tinyurl.com/39wdpd

We are happy to announce that our keynote speakers for Academic Fest have been confirmed. Robert Wisher, Bernie Dodge, and Stephen Downes are all confirmed July 8-9 in Madison! We are still adding some additional featured speakers and finalizing the schedule. Early registration will open this week!

We released LibSCORM 2.5.5 which fixes IE 7's "access denied" AJAX error.

Thanks to hard work by Joe and some advising by Rick, we now have the email forms working on the site!