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  • OakTree's AFB/LPB ready for Oregon Primary

    In support of the State of Oregon's ongoing commitment to making it easier for voters to cast their ballots, OakTree Digital's Alternate Format and Large Format Ballots will be used for the upcoming May 18th Primary Election.

    The Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002 included provisions to ensure that ...

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  • Are we still compatible, Internet Explorer 6?

    Microsoft's Internet Explorer version 6 was released in August, 2001, yet there are still more people using it today than Firefox 3.0. As of February 2009, IE6 still holds greater than 18% of the total web browser market share.

     

    As for me, I am a part of that 18% ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • OakTree Gets the Brandon Hall Hardware

    Talk about "taking one for the team". Last night I had the pleasure of receiving a 2008 Brandon Hall Excellence in Learning Award for Best Custom Content for the “Alcohol Server Education” course. As a recipient of an award at the Conference we got to demo the course during the day ...

    Posted by: John Schmitt

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  • Annoying Interfaces of the day - Outlook/Word and the grocery store

    The Grocery Store:
    Why is it at the grocery that we simply adapt to terrible user interfaces? Better yet, why do they even reach the market? Aren't they tested?

    Case 1: The self checkout line. You have to run your credit card through a completely separate machine, but have to ...

    Posted by: Lawrence W Gallick

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  • Captive Thoughts from ASTD eLearning SIG

    Last evening, I attended the ASTD (Cascadia) eLearning SIG (special interest group), the topic of which was "What's New With Captivate." Over the last several years with my focus on eLearning, I have endured many a product walkthrough, and while almost all off-the-shelf products offer discreet features that are attractive, ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • Scratching the Surface of the Web

    Over the years, as Microsoft has risen to its present market dominance, its profit has come from tidal surge product updates versus the sort of innovation we've come to expect from the likes of Apple. But when you have the dollars and the sheer warm bodies that Microsoft has, sometimes ...

    Posted by: David Martin

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  • The Web as Interactive Stage

    Do you think actors play all types of roles equally well? Are they all perfectly capable to use their talents on stage, film and TV? In comedies and dramas? In art and commercial productions?

    There are many facets of acting that are universal regardless of the medium but there are also tremendous differences ...

    Posted by: Sandy Cahill

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