THESIS SCORM eLearning Authoring and Conversion Software SuiteSource:HunterStone, Inc.
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Add THESIS to your SCORM eLearning tool box today! See how easy it is to rapidly convert and create learning objects. THESIS is ADL certified and works with SCORM 1.2 and 2004 Learning Management Systems.
The THESIS product family provides four (4) application options that help an organization create eLearning objects from virtually any type of lesson content file.
THESIS Learning Object Manager effectively addresses the significant problem learning environments have, which is converting, creating and managing content from multiple sources. This powerful tool opens the door to conversion and customization of content not only from “in-house” content creators but also from ‘off-the-shelf’ content providers.
THESIS Lite edition is the entry level product and is the only tool that lets the people in your organization use the entire Microsoft Office suite to create eLearning content. THESIS Lite also has facilities to manage Microsoft Producer, Web Content, and all other authoring tool files that are recognized by SCORM standards. THESIS Lite is fully compliant with SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 (1.3). THESIS self installs menus and icons into the Office modules for ease of use.
THESIS Professional is our Premier flagship product. The product encompasses the basics of THESIS Lite, with the power of the Learning Manager to enable the content creator/subject matter expert to create and convert ANY of their learning materials to a Learning Object. In addition the suite also provides a client access license and ability for the user to take advantage of the THESIS Librarian. Professional also features “PurePage”. A THESIS signature feature―PurePage produces an exact reproduction of any Microsoft Word document.
The THESIS Librarian application "SCORM Enables Microsoft SharePoint" and provides subject matter experts and learning content authors with an environment where they can share Learning Objects and collaborate to develop SCORM conformant course content by utilizing Microsoft’s SharePoint technology.
