Method and system for authoring, editing and testing instructional materials for use in simulated trailing systems
AssigneeHughes Training, Inc.
InventorsGeorge Nimmo, Mark Johnson, Peter Hedger
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AssigneeHughes Training, Inc.
InventorsGeorge Nimmo, Mark Johnson, Peter Hedger
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The present invention provides an authoring tool (10) which simplifies the authoring and editing functions of a simulated training system. The authoring tool (10) utilizes a development tool and method (40) which condenses authoring, editing and testing into one environment. This authoring tool, (10) referred to as the learn mode courseware tool, includes a user interface (70) which permits the author to produce, edit and test procedural logic structure. In addition, the system (10) permits the author to preview audio, video, and graphics displays, and also permits the author to interact with a representation of many trainer devices (18, 20, 26) at a single trainer device (32).
A method for authoring a training courseware, including instructional materials, for a training system, the training system including a simulation of an operating environment in which a student is to be trained, said operating environment having manipulable controls, said simulation including a database containing audio, video, graphics and procedure elements, said video elements simulating said operating environment and said graphics simulating said manipulable controls, said method comprising computer implemented steps of:
A system for authoring a training courseware, including instructional materials, for a training system, the training system including a simulation of an operating environment in which a student is to be trained, said operating environment having manipulable controls, said simulation including a database containing audio, video, graphics and procedure elements, said video elements simulating said operating environment and said graphics simulating said manipulable controls, comprising:
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