Showing posts with label api. Show all posts
Showing posts with label api. Show all posts
Monday, January 24, 2011
HealthStream-Laerdal content development
More details this morning on the earlier-announced co-marketing and -development collaboration by HealthStream, the e-learning and research company; and, publisher Laerdal Medical. They're allowing developers to collaborate through a tool called SimDeveloper, with goods sold through SimStore. No word yet on who owns what. Initial collaborators include "National League for Nursing, American Academy of Pediatrics, Belmont University and Health Care Simulation South Carolina (USA); Oxford Brookes University and SAFER Simulation Center (Europe); and Edith Cowan University (Australia)," among others. The joint release is here.
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api,
e-learning,
Healthstream,
Laerdal,
online
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Lexmark needs app developers
Louisville-based Lexmark is looking for developers with Flash experience to develop apps for the company's Web-enabled all-in-one printers. Details here.
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api,
digital publishing,
Internet,
Lexmark,
software development,
Web 2.0
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
TechCrunch blowsup NV firm
Nashville-based Nicholas Holland and Jackson Miller's (at left) gpsAssassin game for iPhone gets one helluva sendup on TechCrunch, by writer Jason Kincaid. Here's our earlier story on the game's launch. A year ago, Jackson Miller was presenting in the TechCrunch demo pit, a startup showcase, and hoping to launch Statzen, which has taken somewhat of a backseat to gpsAssassin, which recently passed the 10,000 simultaneous users milestone.
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api,
e-commerce,
games,
gpsAssassin,
iPhone,
Jackson Miller,
Nicholas Holland,
software development,
startups
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