With the introduction of Articulate Engage ’09, Articulate introduced the free Articulate Engage Community Interaction Software Developers Kit (SDK) to enable Flash programs to create custom Articulate Engage interactions. So what the heck is a SDK? Well, SDK stands for software development kit or “devkit”. A SDK is typically associated with a software application and will sometimes include sample code,…
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Carousel Articulate Engage Interaction gets an update
After realizing I built my first interaction with the Engage SDK version 1.2, I had to convert this to SDK version 1.3. The latest release (1.3) now includes support for importing .mp4 file types. The version of the SDK installed can be identified by browsing to the following directory: Vista: C:Users<username>AppDataLocalAdobe<Flash Version><language>ConfigurationClassesArticulateEngage XP: C:Documents and Settings<username>Local SettingsApplication DataAdobe<Flash Version><language>ConfigurationClassesArticulateEngage Depending…
My first attempt at creating an Engage ’09 Interaction with the SDK
This is my first attempt for building an Articulate Engage Community Interaction with the Engage SDK. This was originally built with version 1.2 of the SDK but later converted to version 1.3 which now includes support for inserting .mp4 media file types. Here is a working preview for the interaction thumbnail shown below: Carousel v1.0 Requiremnets: Flash Player 8 or…