



Learners can also access progress reports and their internal dominKnow LCMS e-mail inbox. dominKnow designed the Touch Learning Center portal using the iPhone user interface framework and sample code released by Joe Hewitt, a software engineer and major contributor to the iPhone development community.
"Our office has been buzzing with excitement since the iPod touch was released in Canada two weeks ago," says Chris Van Wingerden, vice president at dominKnow, in a press announcement. "We knew that this device could open up tremendous new access to mobile e-learning - all because of Apple's focus on the user experience. The ability to zoom in and out of web content means that the experience of taking a course online is so much more intuitive than the experience on many other mobile devices."
iPod Touch and iPhone users can try this experience for themselves. dominKnow has posted a short sample course online in the Touch Learning Center portal. To access the portal, go [url=http://demo.dominknow.com/mobile/]here[/url] and create a user account.
Visit www.dominknow.com to find out more about dominKnow's LCMS, and to read Vice President Chris Van Wingerden's blog.
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