Technical FAQs

Our courses are developed in Adobe Flash, ActionScript, Javascript, and XML.

Our courseware does not use Java, however some systems do require Java for the courseware to be able to communicate back to the LMS (ELT's LMS does not).

The amount of bandwidth required will depend on what presentations options you have enabled for your course. For more details, see the courseware tech specs page.

Yes, the courseware will run on any LMS that supports either the AICC 2.0 HACP or SCORM 1.2 standards. Our team of experts have successfully implemented our courseware on hundreds of different systems.

Once launched the courseware will establish communication with your LMS and will send data back to your LMS using AICC or SCORM communication protocols. Our courseware includes sophisticated built in validation and error checking to make sure every learners progress is being tracked successfully by your LMS.

Our courseware adheres to the AICC 2.0 HACP or SCORM 1.2 specifications.

No, many customers prefer to have the course files served from on our content delivery network to ensure the best possible performance for their learners. Content on the delivery network is automatically replicated to servers at major network hubs throughout North America and the world so that the courseware can be delivered quickly and efficiently to your user's desktops.

You can create, modify, and remove users manually using the web interface. Alternately, you can use the batch operations interface to submit large numbers of changes to the system all at once. This works by submiting a a CSV or tab-delimited file outlining the user details you wish to affect.

You can use our online reporting system to report on user enrollments. This system allows you to indicate different criteria such as enrollment or completion date ranges and user status (e.g. - not started, in progress, completed). These reports can either be outputed to Excel or CSV file formats.

Our robust email notification system allows you to tie enrollment emails to enrollment events in specific courses. It also allows for unlimited reminder emails to be sent at various day-interval after enrollment until the user completes their training. For example, the system could be configured to send an email upon enrollment and then remind the user at the 7, 14, and 21-day mark if they do not complete the training. Emails can be configured to appear to tbe coming from the someone at the client organization or clients can use an ELT address to maximize compatibility with spam filters and firewalls.

ELT offers an optional Single Sign On interface that allows customers with intranet sites to seamlessly allow login to ELT's LMS without having to create the user beforehand. This option is available in both HTTP GET and POST methods, and is secured using HTTPS.

ELT offers an optional Automated Data Exchange service that allows your HRIS system to automatically submit batch operation jobs to ELT's LMS, as well as receive custom-written reports and record import files in a variety of text file formats (tab and pipe delimited, CSV, XML, etc).