Powerful & Affordable Learning Management of SCORM™-compliant Content

New in Version 4

• Set course and lesson status via Administrator
• Support of offline lessons
• My Courses screen updates status without the need to refresh
• Optional "Lesson Update Message" when lessons information successfuly received
• New Report Viewer reports in addition to standard reports
• 14 New Reports
• Ability to email and save certificates to HTML
• New Scheduler application for sending course/class emails based on student status
• Dramatically faster Administrator operations
• New Tracker Store e-Commerce site for courses and classes
• Improved Student Import Utility
• Ability to set students, courses, and lessons to inactive
• Support for Windows Authentication
• Various new settings like the ability to match graphics to organizations, the ability to set email credentials, the option to count failed lessons toward course completion, and more
• Support of up to 10 simultaneous languages
• Ability to discard interaction data and lock lesson status once completed
• Downloadable trial version
• Much more!

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The Problem:

Organizations around the world need to manage e-Learning. The leading standard for the communication between the content and the Learning Management System (LMS) is the SCORM Runtime Environment. Tracker.Net applies the awesome power of ASP.NET and Microsoft® SQL Server™ to this task. Come join customers like Circle K, British Airways, American Signature, L-3 Communications, St. Francis Healthcare, various government agencies, and many more!

My Courses Screen	Tracker Scheduler Application

The Solution:

Tracker.Net implements all mandatory and optional communication elements listed in the SCORM 1.2 and 2004 Runtime Environment Specification. Rather than messing with SCORM manifest files, you use Tracker.Net's Administrator interface to define lesson locations, organize lessons into courses, set passing scores, and more. You can even set lesson and course completion status via the Administrator in addition to having it set automatically via SCORM. Tracker.Net manages ToolBook HTML, Flash, Dreamweaver, Lectora, Captivate, ASP.NET, and any other content that can communicate via SCORM.

System Requirements:

Web Server

Database

Browser

Client (Only for those users running the Tracker Scheduler™ application)

Price

Tracker.Net continues to be the lowest price of any major LMS. Newer data is not regularly published, but check out Brandon Hall Research's 2005 LMS prices at http://www.vbtrain.net/documents/jan5-05.htm. You'll notice that the low prices are all the Tracker.Net licensing plus technical support costs! These prices have gone up only $1,000 since this report.

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Note that you can move between levels at any time by paying the differences in licensing costs.

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User Comments

	The configuration tool offered by Platte Canyon is really easy to use so you don't have to be an expert to install Tracker.
	I found this LMS very easy to set up, both on a localhost machine as well as then moving the files to a Web Server. Once I got IIS up and running on a Windows 2000 machine, and installed a Developer's version of Microsoft SQL 2000, it was just a matter of hours to download, install, and configure Tracker.Net. After learning how to set up Organizations, Classes, Courses, and Students, I was a few hours away from developing some ToolBook content to test locally.
	The simple-to-use interface means students can concentrate on the learning material rather than having to worry about how to navigate the LMS and how to launch the course.
	I'm dead impressed with what I've seen so far with Tracker.Net. I think you could have a real winner here. I have spent several tens of hours trying to source alternatives to Tracker (just to see what's out there and how it compares). Without exception, the products on offer are overblown and overpriced. And the customer service is non-existent. None of the airlines I deal with would be prepared to pay the 10's of thousands per year that the likes of [the big LMS's] require and perhaps more importantly even big companies like this can't be bothered to get their heads around such complicated systems.