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October 18, 2009

Free Dreamweaver CS4 Training From Fig Leaf

Fig Leaf has published more than 12 hours of free hands-on tutorials for Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 on their training web site. These tutorials were built using Adobe Presenter and Adobe Captivate. Behind the scenes, Fig Leaf is hosting the tutorials on an Adobe Connect Server and a ColdFusion-based CMS which connects to it via the Adobe Connect Web Services API (to handle user account creation and authorization). The tutorial listing page pulls the list of content directly from the Connect server (again, using the web services API) and formats the response. This is a nice example of how all these products fit together into a compelling e-learning solution.

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