The action manager i s the brains behind each Coursebuilder interaction. It configures the decision-making structure which scripts how the program will manage learners' answers. Developers can tell the program to temporarily store scores in a variable table in a database or display specific feedback for each answer. Other options in the action manager feature include playing sound and video, sending users to different pages based on their responses, displaying animated feedback, and more. Coursebuilder is equipped with features for tracking learner data.
Developers can choose to link data to a database on the server or a learning management system.
Also, data tracking can be configured to comply with AICC requirements. Coursebuilder scripts code that displays equally well in Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. More important, it develops interactions in pure Javascript that require no plug-ins. If you're already using Dreamweaver, adding Coursebuilder to your development toolbox is a no-brainer. Coursebuilder automates complicated Javascript so you can build interactions effortlessly, saving time and resources.