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We've used CourseGenie for a while and it has been very popular with less technically advanced staff. Content is created in MS Word (it's not as bad as it sounds) and can be exported as standalone webpages, a scorm package, or an IMS compliant package that can be imported to WebCT or Blackboard. It will also create standards compliant assessments. http://www.horizonwimba.com/products/coursegenie/ David Owen Stephens wrote: >We'd like to provide a tool that helps non-technical users generate e-learning material - ideally >with an option to output in scorm compliant format. It needs to be very simple to use. Does >anyone have any experience with this kind of tool? > >I think DW has a plugin, but not sure if anyone is using it? > >Has anyone done this kind of thing by CMS? > >Thanks, > >Owen > >Owen Stephens >E-Strategy Co-ordinator >Royal Holloway, University of London >Egham >Surrey >TW20 0EX >+44(0)1784 443331 >[log in to unmask] >MSN ID: [log in to unmask] > > > -- David Elsmore IT Development Manager School of Social Sciences and Law Oxford Brookes University Email: [log in to unmask] Tel: 01865 484176 --