FYI ... ScribeStudio

ScribeStudio (www.scribestudio.com) from Distance Learning Inc. is an easy-to-use Web site that lets educators quickly create and manage online training courses and materials. The site offers educators 15 built-in question types, multiple page templates and various content types, including video, audio, text and images to help make creating online courses simple and efficient. The site’s main functions are in the authoring, uploading, managing, publishing and inviting stages of creating online courses. ScribeStudio also features e-commerce functionality to help educators and students pay for and receive funds from their online courses. Subscriptions start at $99.

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