This version of the content examples includes resolutions to issues identified in the previous SCORM 2004 3rd edition releases, the addition of 4th Edition content, and updates to previous content to align it with 4th edition. The content examples offer value in that they are functional examples of various SCORM 2004 4th Edition implementation strategies in addition to offering sound instruction on SCORM 2004 4th edition content development. The following ADL SCORM 2004 4th Edition Content Examples have been upgraded:  

• The Manifest Basics Content Example (MBCE) serves to show the basic concepts and components of a content package manifest in the Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM). 
• The Bookmarking Example (BKME) shows the concept of bookmarking, the rules and components needed to successfully use it, as well as implementation strategies to allow creation of content that can be resumed in its most recent state.
• The Plug-In Technologies Content Example (PITE) shows how to implement SCORM 2004 web-based solutions beyond that of JavaScript by looking at strategies of using SCORM 2004 with both Adobe® Flash® and Adobe® Director®.
• The Sequencing Essentials Content Example (SECE) provides sequencing information and examples in preparation for or reference use in development of SCORM 2004 content.
• The Data Model Content Example (DMCE) provides data model element information and examples in preparation for or reference use in development of SCORM 2004 content.
• The Multiple Sequencing Content Example (MSCE) provides a common set of content with different sequencing implementations to fit multiple pedagogical approaches.