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Integration Station Enables E-Learning Management

09/01/01

GlobalLearningSystems' Learning Vista 4.0 is an e-learning management integration station that can launch and import both SCORM (sharable content object reference model) and AICC-compliant content. Learning Vista 4.0 is Level 1 AICC certified and can import, launch, communicate with and track results from AICC-compliant courses. The station offers institutions key features such as course catalog management, centralized registration, student profiles, course management, HTML-based course assembly and student transcripts. Other capabilities include e-commerce support, third-party courseware adapters, curriculum management and integration with third-party mail, chat or message boards. In addition, Learning Vista 4.0 supports multiple languages, offering a localized message catalog in French, Russian and Chinese. Integration of Learning Vista 4.0 will enable organizations to implement a virtual community that is adaptable and scalable to changing enterprises. GlobalLearningSystems, McLean, VA, (703) 556-9661, www.globallearningsystems.com.

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