Demo & Free-trial Authoring Logon

The demo and free-trial authoring logons provided here are hosted on the Serf server operated by icubed, which is the author of On-Line Music Appreciation and other fine courses. Serfsoft wishes to acknowledge and thank icubed for hosting the Serf tutorial and demo.

Exploring the Student Side of Serf

To get a free demonstration logon that lets you explore the student side of Serf, follow these steps:

	Follow this link to request a free-trial student logon in the Multimedia Literacy demonstration course.
	A form will appear asking for your name, institutional affiliation, and e-mail address.
	Complete the form and click the Submit button.
	Serf will give you a demonstration ticket. Follow the onscreen instructions as Serf instructs you how to cash in your demonstration ticket and log on as a student.

Free-trial Authoring

To take the Serf authoring tutorial that shows you how to create and deliver courses with Serf, follow these steps:

	Follow this link to request a free logon in the Serf authoring tutorial.
	A form will appear asking for your name, institutional affiliation, and e-mail address.
	Complete the form and click the Submit button.
	Serf will give you an authoring ticket. The free-trial authoring account lets you create a course containing up to 20 instructional events.

Downloading the Serf System Software

To explore Serf's administrative functions, you can download a demonstration version that is made freely available to students of Advanced Web Design. This download is a fully functioning copy of Serf that can be browsed freely from the local host. Thus, potential adopters can fully explore every part of Serf before deciding whether to purchase a license that opens the software for access over the Web.

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