Asymetrix Toolbook
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ToolBook was authoring software for creating learning systems.[1] Developed by Asymetrix, was later merged to form SumTotal Systems.[2] Discontinued on December 31, 2021[3]
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History
ToolBook 1.0 was released in 1990 and the last version 11.5 was released in 2012. [4]
File Information
- TBK are ToolBook Books. Earlier versions begin with hex values
034A424F, but later versions use the Portable Executable format to store their data. - SBK are System Books containing scripts. Same format as TBK files.
- TBKX are ToolBook files save in an ZIP container in XML format.[5]
