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Intelladon, Pulse Entertainment and Raytheon Learning Institutes Team to Offer PROPEL ALSFirst AICC- and SCORM-Compliant Rapid Content Development System and LMS with Interactive Virtual Instructors - Leading Corporate Learning Organization Partners with Intelladon and Pulse to Build and Apply Premier Enterprise LMS; Rapid Personalization of Courses Now Possible
ATLANTA, Feb. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Corporate and government eLearning just got a lot more personal, interactive and effective, thanks to a new joint solution called PROPEL Advanced Learning System ("PROPEL ALS(TM)") from Intelladon Corporation, Pulse Entertainment and Raytheon Learning Institutes. PROPEL ALS(TM) brings together Raytheon Learning Institutes' eLearning domain expertise and Intelladon's Advanced Learning Platform with the Pulse Veepers(TM) virtual character creation technology. The solution enables the rapid development of SCORM- and AICC-compliant eLearning courses, complete with interactive, photo-real virtual instructors and other characters. A demo version of the PROPEL solution is being displayed in the Intelladon booth (#703) at the Training 2003 conference taking place February 24 - 26 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. PROPEL is a browser-based courseware development tool designed to work in an ASP format or directly on the user's local PC. The software can incorporate a wide range of rich media formats, as well as accommodate multiple virtual characters on a single "page" to simulate meetings, public conferences, classroom settings and other collaborative and interactive situations. PROPEL is a complete courseware creation and LMS solution that includes a powerful instructor "lead-tracking" interface, detailed individual skill tracking, e-commerce capabilities, and a dynamic learning interface that gives the courseware designer the power to build templates on the fly as they craft courses. While online learning applications often employ simple animated characters or streaming video-based content to approximate virtual instructors and other humans in training curricula, PROPEL marks the first time that "video-like," photo-real characters based on real humans are available in a turnkey courseware creation solution. The characters in PROPEL can be created and updated in just a few minutes, and use approximately 1/50th the bandwidth that video requires, so that PROPEL-based courseware can be delivered via narrowband, dial-up connections, without performance degradation. Having played a key role in bringing together Pulse and Intelladon for the development of PROPEL, Raytheon Learning Institutes has incorporated PROPEL-powered training solutions into the creation of its own internal eLearning curriculum. "We are excited about applying PROPEL to our curricula for online training purposes throughout the company," said Don Ronchi, Vice President and Chief Learning Officer at Raytheon Company. "PROPEL will play a role in our strategy of becoming the most advanced learning organization in the aerospace and defense industry." About Intelladon Corp. Intelladon Corporation is the producer of the Advanced Learning Platform (ALP) which is available in Small Business, Standard, Premium, and Enterprise Editions. Intelladon, brings forward thinking blended learning solutions to corporations and institutions seeking to deliver their intellectual capital quickly and efficiently. The Tampa-based company uses its ALP technology to develop and deploy a broad range of highly refined, creative and engaging interactive curriculum into turnkey corporate training and continuing education solutions. Intelladon works with some of the best-known companies in the world delivering successful learning management solutions faster and more cost effectively than the competition. About Pulse Based in San Francisco, Pulse is a privately funded provider of enterprise-level rich media technologies for online marketing, learning, CRM, medical visualization/ instruction, and other interactive forms of online communication. Investors include Mobius Venture Capital (formerly Softbank VC), AOL/TimeWarner, Autodesk and El Dorado Ventures. The company's growing client base and strategic partner list includes Anheuser-Busch, AOL/Time Warner, Apple, BMG, Boeing, Cisco, IBM, Motorola, SBC, and Toyota. About Raytheon Learning Institutes Raytheon Learning Institutes is an organization within Raytheon Company (NYSE:RTN), an industry leader in defense, government and commercial electronics, space, information technology, technical services, and business and special mission aircraft. With headquarters in Lexington, Mass., and with 2002 sales of $16.8 billion, Raytheon employs more than 76,000 people worldwide.
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