Content point features

Key features:

Course explorer with drag and drop capabilities
WYSIWYG slide editing
Handles sound, video, animation, text, graphics and more
Import formats, Jpg, png, swf, avi, mov, ppt
Rich text formatting
Terminal text simulation
Import and export courses for easy back up
Dynamic Screen Capture tool Capture Point
Publish to web or CD
Simple to use Windows interface
SCORM compliant
Web CT compliant
Link to any external file
Integrated LMS
Course creation wizard
variable driven Flash movies can be evaluated, content managed and modified by non-programmers

Feature comparisons	Content Point	Others
Creates pure 100% Flash courses without the need for Flash skills	Yes	No
Server based authoring	Yes	No
True collaborative development	Yes	No
Creates 100% content manageable e-learning courses	Yes	No
Smart authoring client providing full functionality at remote sites	Yes	No
Courses can be created, edited, modified and re-published with just a simple web browser	Yes	No
Removes the need for ftp transfer of courses	Yes	No
Creates highly interactive courses automatically	Yes	No
Integrated LMS	Yes	No
Fully accurate PowerPoint converter	Yes	No
PowerPoint converted automatically to Flash and compressed by a ratio of 10:1	Yes	No
Video converted automatically to Flash and compressed by a ratio of 10:1	Yes	No
Sound converted automatically to Flash and compressed by a ratio of 10:1	Yes	No
Allows variable driven Flash movies to be evaluated, content managed and modified by non-programmers	Yes	No
No programming skills required to make the most complex training	Yes	No
Capture tool for creating fully interactive IT simulations in minutes	Yes	No
Can simulate any IT application with almost 100% accuracy	Yes	No
Creates bandwidth friendly learning automatically	Yes	No
Mode switcher for automatic switching between self-learning or classroom delivery	Yes	No
Allows the creation of 300 screen, completed courses in less than one day	Yes	No
Based on the latest generation of enabling technologies from Microsoft (Microsoft .Net framework and web services)	Yes	No