IMC Content Studio
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IMC Content Studio is an educational authoring system, especially the production of content for e-learning areas such as MOOCs. The program is developed and distributed by IMC AG, a Germany company based in Saarbrücken. The software is used by college and university teachers in adult education and continuing education, in particular at occupational training institutions such as Corporate Universities.[1]
Interface and operation
As is common with authoring systems, the users are usually not software experts.[2] Therefore, authoring software programs are designed to be intuitive and easily understood.[1] The interface of IMC Content Studio resembles the design of Microsoft products.[3] One example is the ribbon, used in Microsoft Office since 2007 and Windows 8. The program allows the import of Microsoft PowerPoint templates and slides.
Beside producing content for e-learning, the software can be used to design graphic novels, interactive books and presentations. In addition to visual content, the program offers the option of producing audio-content via speech synthesis.[4]
Software
The software is based on HTML 5,[5] which allows it to run on personal computers and also on tablets and smartphones.[6][7][8]
The program is compliant with the SCORM standard drawn up by the Pentagon authority ADL for e-learning, as well as with the newer standard PENS of the AICC Committee, jointly developed by the European and US aviation industry.[9]
The software interface is available in more than 30 languages.
The usage range varies from basic training, often with multiple choice tests, up to complex MOOCs at Corporate Universities.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Margaret Snell (2 August 2013). "IMC Content Studio focuses on ease-of-use" (in en). E.learning Age. http://www.elearningage.co.uk/newsDetail/13-08-02/imc_content_studio_focuses_on_ease-of-use.aspx.
- ↑ Birgin, Doris (February 11, 2011). "Was denkbar ist, ist auch machbar!". Checkpoint E-Learning. http://www.checkpoint-elearning.de/article/9051.html.
- ↑ Author unknown (April 2014). "Corporate Learning News" (in English). Checkpoint E-Learning. http://www.checkpoint-elearning.com/article/13393.html.
- ↑ Author unknown (April 2014). "Von Alpla bis Zeiss". Checkpoint E-Learning. http://www.checkpoint-elearning.de/article/13301.html.
- ↑ Peter Williams (1 September 2013). "IMC Makes Mobile Easy" (in en). E.learning Age. http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P3-3092982881.html.
- ↑ Dahrendorf, Daniel. "Design, Implementierung und Anwendungsfälle...". Design, Implementierung und Anwendungsfälle einer Corporate MOOC Software Suite. Gesellschaft für Informatik, Bonn, DeLFI Lecture Note der 12. E-Learning Fachtagung 2014. http://www2.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/~mschmidt/docs/delfi14.pdf.
- ↑ Rudolf Felser (1 July 2013). "IMC präsentiert Content Studio". Computerwelt. http://www.computerwelt.at/news/karriere/aus-weiterbildung/detail/artikel/97100-imc-praesentiert-content-studio/.
- ↑ Author unknown (13 July 2013). "IMC launches authoring software for eLearning courses". eTrainingPedia. http://www.etrainingpedia.com/imc-launches-authoring-software-for-elearning-courses/.
- ↑ Author unknown (19 December 2014). "Unternehmensmitteilung der IMC AG zum Innovation Pack 4". http://www.im-c.de/aktuelles/imc/presse/pressemitteilungen/single/article/lernen-mit-kontinuitaet-open-social-und-convenient-auch-in-komplexen-unternehmenswelten/.
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