Aicc compliant software

Build training applications that meet the specific needs of your employees and customers using one of our eLearning software solutions. Actually implementing the standards is, we admit, arduous and boring work. Our focus is niche to guarantee our expertise. The majority of transactions across the eLearning ecosystem depend on our software. Everyone who works at Rustici Software cares more about living up to the expectations of their co-workers than just about anything else.

That drive leads us to provide exceptional service to our customers, technically precise software and a delightful office environment. We place equal emphasis on Pedantry, Practicality and Empathy. The compact disc, or CD, is a good example. CDs were manufactured according to a common technical standard, which allowed all CDs to be played in any CD player. Standardization enables trainers to easily design an AICC-compliant learning module within their authoring tool and upload it to an LMS that their employees can access instantly, anytime, anywhere, and with any device.

To be considered AICC-compliant, a given training course must be designed in accordance with at least one of the nine AICC guidelines and recommendations. By the end of the 20th century, interoperability was still a problem in the training industry, despite AICC.

If it drops out, learners will be dropped out of their course. It was designed for Flash. Manual code tweaks often need to be made to ensure compatibility. AICC is a very dated set of standards now, so support is limited. Both LMS and content providers are generally opting to leave it behind now. All of your content, data, and protocols show up as a functioning elearning module! This often happens without your knowledge because they are included as authoring program features. You do not have to be developing courses for the aviation industry to use this technical standard.

Compact discs CDs were manufactured using a set of standards.