At Rustici Software, we help companies implement standards like SCORM, the Experience API (xAPI), cmi5 and AICC. Our blog provides tips and tricks for implementing the standards with some cultural content sprinkled in here and there.
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3 years ago, we didn’t think twice about where or how we worked together. It was assumed that almost everyone would be in the office […]
“Just ask Joe.” I don’t remember exactly when that became a Rustici and customer catchphrase (more than 15 years of SCORM support and funny TV […]
As a writer and content person at Rustici, I’m all about words and how we can meaningfully share our knowledge with the learning community. I’m […]
Before I started writing this post, the marketing team threw out the idea that I could start the post with a quote or two from […]
We’re not saying our next team is famous or anything, but you may have seen them on calls, webinars or the occasional sticker. It’s time […]
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While Spotify might have unwrapped my year in music (which still surprises me every year – I don’t recall listening to Willie Nelson THAT much), […]
SCORM Cloud has been helping customers test, play and distribute content for over 13 years. Many customers have been with us for the whole ride. […]
I/ITSEC is right around the corner! Billed as the world’s largest modeling, simulation and training event, we always enjoy attending this massive event filled with […]
We’re back and recovered from our week in Vegas attending DevLearn 2022. We brought an all-star team across support, sales, engineering, product and marketing to […]
DevLearn 2022 will be here before we know it, and I’m especially excited as it will be my first year going! I’ve helped prepare our […]
This blog post is part of our “Ask Andy” series in which we publish Andy’s plain-spoken, straight-shooting answers to common or uniquely interesting (eLearning) questions. […]
