Information stored on a user's computer after he or she visits a website. The cookie tracks data about that user but can be disabled in the browser.

A document that has an address (URL) on the World Wide Web, is maintained by a person or an organization, and contains pointers to other pieces of information.

A biannual event sponsored by the Advanced Distributed Learning Network that brings together early adopters of the SCORM specifications to validate and document their process in meeting requirements f [..]

In reference to the Internet or other online services, the technology whereby information is sent directly to a user's computer. See also pull technology.

Technology that's easy to use, intuitive in nature, and isn't the focus of the learning experience. Also called transparent technology.

The online learning space where students and instructors interact.

A characteristic of technology that enables people with disabilities to use it. For example, accessible websites can be navigated by people with visual, hearing, motor, or cognitive impairments. Acces [..]

Communication format used to share activities and actions taken in social web applications and services in a very transparent manner. Typically, this ends up being a listing of activities performed by [..]

Adaptive training programs adapt themselves to the skill level or preferences of the learner.

Initiative by the U.S. Department of Defense to achieve interoperability across computer and Internet-based learning courseware through the development of a common technical framework, which contains [..]