Tracking Options

Platte Canyon offers three student tracking options which work exceptionally well for web, LAN, Hard Disk or CD-ROM-deployed applications.
TBK Tracker works for native or Neuron-deployed ToolBook books or for Flash content. It organizes individual ToolBook books or Flash movies that we call “lessons” into “courses.”

Use TBK Tracker when you want to:
  • Deploy native books on CD, hard disk, LAN, or web server (Neuron).
  • Use Flash content created with Training Studio™ or other Flash-based tools.
  • Track test scores and question responses at the lesson level.
  • Prevent students from going to the next lesson until the current one is successfully completed.
  • Track at two levels (course and lesson).
  • Have your developers work on separate lessons.
  • Reuse lessons between courses. For example, you might have the same lesson as part of the “Technician” and “Engineer” courses.
 Progress Tracker works for native or Neuron-deployed ToolBook books. It organizes larger ToolBook books (“modules”) into “chapters” and “sections.”

Use Progress Tracker when you want to:
  • Deploy native books on CD, hard disk, LAN, or web server (Neuron).
  • Track test scores and question responses at the module level.
  • Create a Certification Exam composed of a defined number of questions per chapter taken randomly from a question pool.
  • Track at three levels (module, chapter, and section).
  • Organize your training in single books to share resources, scripts, and objects.
  • Use built-in section and module completion indicators.
 Tracker.Net works with DHTML ToolBook as well as other SCORM-compliant content.

Use Tracker.Net when you want to:
  • Deploy DHTML ToolBook or other SCORM-compliant, web-based content.
  • Track test scores and question responses to the extent supported by SCORM.
  • Support large (e.g., thousands or tens of thousands) of students in a single database.
  • Deploy on a Windows web-server with the .NET runtime and SQL Server.
  • Have supervisory levels where those with Administrator or Reporter access see only students assigned to them directly or indirectly.
  • Support expiration of content.

For more information, please go to the TBK Tracker Information Page.

For more information go to the Progress Tracker Information Page.

For more information go to the Tracker.Net Information Page.