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3Dsolve Inc. to Advise SCORM-S1000D
Testbed Project
Cary, NC, February 9, 2006 — 3Dsolve
Inc., The Simulation Learning Company, today announced
that it has been selected to advise the SCORM-S1000D
Testbed project, sponsored by the Advanced Distributed
Learning (ADL) Job Performance Center in Alexandria,
Virginia. 3Dsolve will provide advice and assistance
to the SCORM-S1000D Testbed team, led by prime contractor
Intelligent Automation, Inc. (IAI).
SCORM, or Sharable Content Object Reference
Model, is a popular standard for describing online learning,
proposed and maintained by ADL. S1000D is a popular
standard for describing electronic technical documentation.
The SCORM-S1000D Testbed will explore the integration
of online learning and technical documentation. 3Dsolve
will bring to the project its unique experience in developing
learning content and interactive technical manuals based
on highly interactive 3D simulations.
“3Dsolve is well known as a leader
in simulation learning products and technologies,”
said Tim Tate, director of the ADL Job Performance Center.
“Their advice and assistance will be invaluable
as we investigate the benefits of merging online learning
with technical documentation.”
“We are delighted to be working with
ADL on this important project,” said Richard Boyd,
CEO of 3Dsolve. “They literally set the standard
for online learning with SCORM, and now are poised to
take online learning to the next level by integrating
it with technical documentation. The result will be
both better learning and better documentation at a lower
overall cost. The improvement in readiness and productivity
will be astounding.”
About ADL
The Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel
and Readiness (OUSD P&R) was tasked with leading
a collaborative effort to harness the power of information
technologies to modernize structured learning. Through
the sponsorship of the OUSD P&R, the creation of
the Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) Initiative was
formed as a developer and implementer of learning technologies
across the Department of Defense (DoD). ADL employs
a structured, adaptive, collaborative effort between
the public and private sectors to develop the standards,
tools, and learning content for the learning environment
of the future. The vision of the ADL Initiative is to
provide access to the highest-quality learning and performance
aiding that can be tailored to individual needs and
delivered cost-effectively, anytime and anywhere. Visit
ADL on the Web at <http://www.adlnet.org>.
About 3Dsolve
3Dsolve, The Simulation Learning Company, creates collaborative
simulation learning solutions for government, military,
and corporate applications, a market estimated to reach
$37 billion by 2011. 3Dsolve’s simulation learning
products use realistic, interactive 3D graphics, based
upon industry standards, enabling users to learn by
doing. In each of the last three years, 3Dsolve has
been named as one of Military Training Technology magazine’s
Top 100, the “companies that have made a significant
impact in the military training industry,” with
special awards for innovation and rising status in 2005.
3Dsolve’s headquarters are in Cary, North Carolina,
near world-renowned Research Triangle Park.
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dana.cowley@clearimagepr.com
919.863.2393 x 217
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