In this section, we look at some of the new features added recently to KnowledgePresenter.

• Example 1 - Interactive Timelines: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Create interactive timelines 100% in KnowledgePresenter.
• Example 2 - Borders: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  We recently added a range of borders that can be 'tied' to objects in KP. Here are just a few.
• Example 3 - Clipart: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  We recently added a range of clipart to our online clipart collection. Here is just a fraction.
• Example 4 - Maths Symbols and Equations: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create equations of all sorts directly in KnowledgePresenter with provided symbols and features.
• Example 5 - Custom Progress Bar: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create your own custom progress bars.

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Here are some assessment examples - note that all these features can be combined with other KP features, such as setting time limits, setting random options, setting random steps or questions, movement, animation, textures, and much more.

In the examples below, we've used a fairly common format - but you'll be able to make your assessments look any way you like.

• Example 1 - General Assessment: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  A good example of the different sorts of questions you can create when creating your own e-learning.
• Example 2 - Automated Multiple Choice Quiz: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  This example illustrates one way in which assessments and evaluations can be created. From random questions, subsets, time limits, question weighting, multiple or single correct answers, custom feedback with images, inclusion of images and audio, the results are breathtaking. Create question banks of up to 999 question per bank.
• Example 3 - Interactive Software Simulation Assessment: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Illustrates how creating interactive software simulations can be a snap with KnowledgePresenter and its tools.
• Example 4 - General Assessment with More Feedback: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  A good example of the different sorts of questions you can create when creating your own e-learning. In this case, we illustrate how the amount of feedback shown in reponse to any question can be as detailed as you want it to be.
• Example 5 - Another General Assessment: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Another sample assessment - this time presented in a more visual manner.
• Example 6 - Drag and Drop Geography Assessment: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  A visual, drag and drop test on country locations and country flags.

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Below you will see a few examples of some advanced techniques you can include in assessments.

• Example 1 - Assessment with User Review: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  See how you can control how and when a user is able to review and resubmit answers.
• Example 2 - Randomization: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  See how questions can be randomly selected...
• Example 3 - Certificates: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  See how you can use a pass score in a lesson to generate a certificate.
• Example 4 - Reducible Scoring: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Let the possible score reduce as time goes by...
• Example 5 - Partial Scoring: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Students can score partial marks for partial correct answers...
• Example 6 - Pending Lessons: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Students can score partial marks for partial correct answers...

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Here you'll see a range of ways in which information can be presented - either interactively, combined with elements of quizzes as seen above, or any way you like.

• Example 1 - Software Simulation: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Illustrates how you can create accurate, and fully engaging simulations - all played back in HTML! This example uses Auto Navigation for automatic index and thumbnails.
• Example 2 - Mouseovers: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Use mouseovers to effectively let the user control what they see, when they want to see it. Move the mouse over any of the labels in this lesson to get more information.
• Example 3 - Text Wrapping: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  This example uses mouseover, animations, images and wrapped text to illustrate how you can make really professional and effective looking lessons. Nothing boring about this.
• Example 4 - Animations: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  See some examples of the sorts of animations you can include in any lessons. This shows only a small subset of possible animations.
• Example 5 - Self Running Demo: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  See some examples of the sorts of animations you can include in any lessons. This shows only a small subset of possible animations. This example illlustrates how you can create effective self running demonstrations. This one includes music as well.
• Example 6 - Glossaries: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Provide more information for your users with fully automated glossaries.
• Example 7 - A Visual Approach: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Illustrates other ways in which you can provide information with users - this example has movement, transparent images, autom navigation, and has an inserted PDF document as well.
• Example 8 - Automated Larger Images: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Show how you can automated the enlargement of images with a single event.

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KnowledgePresenter provides a lost of features that make creating role play exercises a breeze.

• Example 1 - Role Play: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  This role play example was created totally in KP. No Flash, in this example, is required.

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For surveys and polls, you can always use KnowledgePresenter Q - you get 12 months access with your license. But KnowledgePresenter itself can also be used to create surveys.

• Example 1 - Survey: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  This survey was created in KP. All results are emailed to a nominated email address, or to a web page to capture the information. This survey also changes questions based on user responses.
• Example 2 - Survey Results: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Here is an example of what the results may look like when they hit your inbox.

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Below you will see a range of ways in which lessons from KP can be exported in a multimedia format. Make sure you also see the demos for KP-Simulator and KP-DocumentaryMaker for even more examples.

• Example 1 - Export as Flash: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  KnowledgePresenter can import and export Flash (SWF) animations. This example is of a lesson created totally in KnowledgePresenter. It includes audio, synchronization, images, text, and more.
• Example 2 - Export as WMV Movie Load in Windows Media Player
  KnowledgePresenter can also import and export WMV (Windows Media Player) movies. This example, as above, was generated totally within KnowledgePresenter. WMV movies can be played back standalone, on portable devices, on Smart Phones, and on many other systems.
• Example 3 - Export as WMV Movie Load in Windows Media Player
  Very similar example to the one above - but in this example, we included a movie within a movie - and you'll see this partly through the movie.
• Example 4 - Export as MP4 Movie^*: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  MP4 movies are a great way to create content for portable devices, such as IPODs, ITouch's and Smart Phones. You can create content in this format and these devices directly from within KnowledgePresenter.
• Example 5 - Export as FLV: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  The FLV export from KnowledgePresenter gives you the most flexible end format - FLV (Flash Movie) format. FLV movies can be used in a variety of applications, and imported into KnowledgePresenter lessons. The real advantage of FLV movies are the Flash format, the quality, the quick playback, and the ability to change things like playbar appearance, and other options, even after the movie has been created.
• Example 6 - KP Logo as Flash: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Here is the KnowledgePresenter logo, manipulated in KP, and exported as Flash.
• * The creation/use of MP4 video/audio may require additional licensing by you. Details can be found in our End User License Agreement, or the Help for this feature in KP.

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Below you will see a range of ways in which lessons and assets from KP can be imported / exported in a multimedia format. Make sure you also see the demos for KP-Simulator and KP-DocumentaryMaker for even more examples.

• Example 1 - Automated Audio: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Illustrates how, when you add audio to a lesson, you can get the lessons or presentation to move to the next step automatically when the audio for the current step has finished playing. This example also includes images with the audio, and allows you to choose your own playbars during development.
• Example 2 - Voiceovers: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Here we have a lesson about Green Tree Frogs. It includes audio voiceovers, recorded directly in KnowledgePresenter. This example uses several of 28 different possible playbars - and uses a mixture of short, long, and no playbars, complete with optional volume and mute controls.
• Example 3 - Flash (SWF): Load in Window - Load Full screen
  KnowledgePresenter can import and export Flash (SWF) animations. This example is of a lesson created totally in KnowledgePresenter. It includes audio, synchronization, images, text, and more.
• Example 4 - WMV Movies Load in Windows Media Player
  KnowledgePresenter can also import and export WMV (Windows Media Player) movies. This example, as above, was generated totally within KnowledgePresenter.
• Example 5 - MP4 Movies^*: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  KnowledgePresenter can import and export MP4 video, and import QuickTime videos. These can be integrated seamlessly into KnowledgePresenter lessons.
• Example 6 - FLV Movies: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Flash movies, like those used on YouTube, can be created in KnowledgePresenter, be imported into KnowledgePresenter, and even generated from existing AVI, WMV, and some MOV movies. You have a lot of flexibility with FLV movie integration - like choosing playbars, volume controls, mute buttons, automatic going to next step on completion, and more.
• Example 7 - Text to Audio: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  KnowledgePresenter allows you to create computer generated audio for all, or selected text objects.
• Example 8 - Sound Effects: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  KnowledgePresenter allows you to create computer generated audio for all, or selected text objects.
• Example 9 - Allow User to Hide / Show Audio: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  One Auto Navigation option is the ability to include a button on the Auto Navigation toolbar that lets the user hide or show audio (or in fact any group of objects you wish).
• * The creation/use of MP4 video/audio may require additional licensing by you. Details can be found in our End User License Agreement, or the Help for this feature in KP.

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KnowledgePresenter comes with KP-Simulator, and KP-DocumentaryMaker, two very capable multimedia creation programs. See some examples below of what you can achieve, and incorporate into KP lessons.

• Example 1 - KP-Simulator: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Watch what you can achieve with KP-Simulator. This is just a small sample!
• Example 2 - KP-DocumentaryMaker: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Watch what you can achieve with KP-DocumentaryMaker. This is just a small sample!

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In these examples, we've taken the very same lesson in KP, and exported it in a variety of formats. In most cases, no changes at were made - in some cases, very minimal changes were made to match the output format.

• Example 1 - HTML with Auto Navigation: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  First example of a lesson about The Australian Green Tree Frog. This is exported in HTML, but includes Flash audio. Also uses the Auto Navigation features of KnowledgePresenter.
• Example 2 - HTML with No Audio: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Same lesson as above, but exported in pure HTML. No audio is included, and this example does not use Auto Navigation.
• Example 3 - WMV Movie Load in Windows Media Player
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as a WMV movie.
• Example 4 - MP4 Movies^*: Load
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as a MP4 movie.
• Example 5 - FLV Movies: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as a FLV movie. We've imported back into a KP lesson to illustrate playback.
• Example 6 - Flash: Load in Window
  Same lesson as above, but exported in pure Flash (SWF).
• Example 7 - PowerPoint Presentation: Load
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as a PowerPoint Presentation.
• Example 8 - Word Document: Load
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as a Microsoft Word Presentation.
• Example 9 - PDF: Load
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as a PDF document.
• Example 10 - Animated GIF: Load
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as an animated GIF image.
• Example 11 - EXE File: Load
  Same lesson as above, exported from KnowledgePresenter as an EXE file.
• * The creation/use of MP4 video/audio may require additional licensing by you. Details can be found in our End User License Agreement, or the Help for this feature in KP.

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In these examples, we illustrate how foreign languages can be used in KP lessons. You can use supported (European) languages, paste from Microsoft Word for no directly supported languages.

• Example 1 - Portuguese: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  In this example, all text, including system messages and message boxes, have been converted to Portuguese.
• Example 2 - Japanese: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  While double byte character sets, like Japanese, are not fully supported, you can still use KP to create lessons in this language.
• Example 3 - English / French Lesson: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Let the user decide whether they want to see instructions and content in one language, or another - using groups.

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In these examples, we illustrate how foreign languages can be used in KP lessons. You can use supported (European) languages, paste from Microsoft Word for no directly supported languages.

• Example 1 - Maths Symbols and Equations: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create equations of all sorts directly in KnowledgePresenter with provided symbols and features.

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In this example, we look at how you can create your own custom progress bars in a lesson.

• Example 1 - Custom Progress Bar: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create your own custom progress bars.

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In these examples, we illustrate how foreign languages can be used in KP lessons. You can use supported (European) languages, paste from Microsoft Word for no directly supported languages.

• Example 1 - YouTube: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Insert YouTube videos directly in your lessons and presentations.
• Example 2 - Google Earth: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  See an example where we've added some Google Earth links.
• Example 3: Youtube Uploads
  See our YouTube page - we've uploaded a few movies created directly in KnowledgePresenter and KP-Simulator.
• Example 4 - PDF Documents: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  At the end of this example, you'll see how we've embedded a PDF directly inside a KP lesson.
• Example 5 - Math Equations From Microsoft Word: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Here, we have used to Microsoft Word Equation editor - we've simply copied and pasted the equations into a KnowledgePresenter lesson.

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In these examples, we've taken the very same lesson in KP, and exported it in a variety of formats. In most cases, no changes at were made - in some cases, very minimal changes were made to match the output format.

• Example 1 - EXE File: Load
  In this example, we've exported a lesson as an EXE file. Great way to deliver locally - on disk, CD-ROM, DVD - anything you like.

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KnowledgePresenter products exports individual learning objects in a SCORM 1.2 compliant fashion, for use in any third party SCORM compliant Learning Management System, or KP Learner Manager. You can also use the KP Course Creator to compile lessons into a SCORM compliant course. The KP Course Creator is provided with KnowledgePresenter. These examples include SCORM compliant lessons and courses exported from KP. You can use these to test KP lessons with your own Learning Management System.

• Example 1 - SCORM Compliant Lesson: Load
  A single lesson, exported in a SCORM 1.2 compliant format.
• Example 2 - SCORM Compliant Course: Load
  A single course, exported in a SCORM 1.2 compliant format.

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Below, you'll see some examples of how PowerPoint and Word documents can be incorporated and included in KnowledgePresenter lessons.

• Example 1 - Standard PowerPoint Import: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Here is a simple example of a PowerPoint Presentation, imported into KP as a fully editable series of objects, and then exported as HTML. No PowerPoint required for the end user! This example also users the feature whereby the end user can print handouts of any slide.
• Example 2 - Enhanced PowerPoint Import: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  KnowledgePresenter has features that allows you to preapply KP features in your PowerPoint lessons. This example illustrates a PowerPoint presentation, imported into KnowledgePresenter, and requiring not a single change - exported as HTML.
• Example 3 - PowerPoint Import as an Object: Load in Window
  Here is a example of a PowerPoint Presentation, this time imported as a single object - allowing the user to navigate the entire presentation on a single KP step.
• Example 4 - Word Import as an Object: Load in Window
  Here is a simple example of a Word document, imported as a single object - allowing the user to navigate, zoom, or print the entire document on a single KP step - no Microsoft Word required.

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Below, you'll see some examples of how Groups can be used in KnowledgePresenter to increase interaction and usr flexibility.

• Example 1 - Auto Navigation with Custom Buttons: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Add your own custom buttons to the Auto Navigation toolbar.
• Example 2 - Using Groups: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Shows how groups can be used in a variety of ways.
• Example 3 - Hide and Show Text and Audio: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Shows how groups can be used in a variety of ways.
• Example 4 - English / French Lesson: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Let the user decide whether they want to see instructions and content in one language, or another - using groups.
• Example 5 - Allow User to Hide / Show Audio: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  One Auto Navigation option is the ability to include a button on the Auto Navigation toolbar that lets the user hide or show audio (or in fact any group of objects you wish).
• Example 6 - Scenarios: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Use special system groups to display custom content based on a range of variables.

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Below, you'll see some examples of how Groups can be used in KnowledgePresenter to increase interaction and usr flexibility.

• Example 1 - Animations: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  See a range of animations that can be applied to objects.
• Example 2 - Credits: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create your own scrolling credit sequence.
• Example 3 - Movement: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Apply movement of all kinds to objects.
• Example 4 - Miscellaneous Effects and Mouse Cursors: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  See a range of visual and mouse cursor related effects.
• Example 5 - Timings: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Watch some different demonstrations of how timing can be used in KP lessons.
• Example 6 - Animated Blackboard: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Use the interactive animated blackboard feature of KnowledgePresenter, create your own animations, and export as Flash (with audio), or animated GIF.

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Below are some examples of miscellaneous features you can add to your KnowledgePresenter lessons.

• Example 1 - Pop up, drop down, or fly out menus for navigation: Load in Window
  You can create and use drop down, fly out, or popup menus to allow navigation within a lesson. See the button at the bottom left of this lesson.
• Example 2 - Glossaries: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Use the automated glossary feature to add glossaries to lessons.
• Example 3 - Variables: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Include all sorts of information in a lesson, using text object variables.
• Example 4 - Clipart: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  A huge range of clipart is provided with KP, accessed from our website directly within KP.
• Example 5 - Object Backgrounds: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Apply all sorts of object backgrounds, borders, and effects to make objects come to life.
• Example 6 - Tables: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Use the KnowledgePresenter table editor to create your own tables.
• Example 7 - Include External Web Pages: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Include external web pages, like those from your website, or other websites, directly in a lesson.
• Example 8 - Custom Message Boxes: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create and modify your own custom messages boxes.
• Example 9 - Create Your Own Graphics: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create and add your own graphics.
• Example 10 - Drop Caps: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create and add your own graphics.
• Example 11 - Rotating 3D Object: Load in Window - Load Full Screen
  Create and add your own graphics.
• Example 12 - Scenarios: Load in Window - Load Full screen
  Use special system groups to display custom content based on a range of variables.

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