Abstract: A web-based, online session system is provided in which a host server manages a multi-participant session. A plurality of participating devices may join the online session using a web-based interface and receive session content (e.g., video, audio, text, graphics, etc.) via the web-based interface. A user of a participating device may dynamically expand its resources/capabilities during an ongoing online session by adding accessory/supporting devices under its own participant account to the session. The added devices may communicate directly with the host server via a separate stream than the participating device. Additionally, the participating device may also transfer its complete participation in the online session to another device via the web-based interface.

Abstract: A web-based, online session system is provided in which a host server manages a multi-participant session. A plurality of participating devices may join the online session using a web-based interface and receive session content (e.g., video, audio, text, graphics, etc.) via the web-based interface. A user of a participating device may dynamically expand its resources/capabilities during an ongoing online session by adding accessory/supporting devices under its own participant account to the session. The added devices may communicate directly with the host server via a separate stream than the participating device. Additionally, the participating device may also transfer its complete participation in the online session to another device via the web-based interface.

Abstract: A web-based, online session system is provided in which a host server manages a multi-participant session. A plurality of participating devices may join the online session using a web-based interface and receive session content (e.g., video, audio, text, graphics, etc.) via the web-based interface. A user of a participating device may dynamically expand its resources/capabilities during an ongoing online session by adding accessory/supporting devices under its own participant account to the session. The added devices may communicate directly with the host server via a separate stream than the participating device. Additionally, the participating device may also transfer its complete participation in the online session to another device via the web-based interface.

Abstract: A web-based, online session system is provided in which a host server manages a multi-participant session. A plurality of participating devices may join the online session using a web-based interface and receive session content (e.g., video, audio, text, graphics, etc.) via the web-based interface. A user of a participating device may dynamically expand its resources/capabilities during an ongoing online session by adding accessory/supporting devices under its own participant account to the session. The added devices may communicate directly with the host server via a separate stream than the participating device. Additionally, the participating device may also transfer its complete participation in the online session to another device via the web-based interface.

Abstract: A web-based, online session system is provided in which a host server manages a multi-participant session. A plurality of participating devices may join the online session using a web-based interface and receive session content (e.g., video, audio, text, graphics, etc.) via the web-based interface. A user of a participating device may dynamically expand its resources/capabilities during an ongoing online session by adding accessory/supporting devices under its own participant account to the session. The added devices may communicate directly with the host server via a separate stream than the participating device. Additionally, the participating device may also transfer its complete participation in the online session to another device via the web-based interface.

Abstract: A collaboration management system and method is provided for logging, monitoring, alerting, and striping attachments from communications to and from a client/contact into a single record. The collaboration management system receives electronic messages from the one or more devices, strips a first electronic message of a header and content, and stores the content in a record associated with an electronic address in the first electronic message. Additionally, any attachment is stripped from the first electronic message, stored separately from the content, and associated with the record. A single copy of an attachment is maintained and linked to one or more records. A list of users of that should be notified of changes to the record is maintained and a notification is sent to users of a change in the record if the user is in a notification list associated with the record.

Abstract: Interactive educational games are provided that include adventure storylines in which a player advances, scores points, or wins by correctly answering challenges (e.g., questions related to math skills or word construction skills, etc.) posed throughout the game. The game gauges and dynamically adjusts a player's skill and knowledge level for a particular subject (e.g., math, grammar, spelling, science, etc.) to tailor the challenges and/or speed of the game accordingly. As the game progresses, it monitors the player's progress in terms of skill and/or knowledge level and dynamically adjusts the type and/or difficulty of the questions to challenge the player. A centralized website is also provided with a secure authentication method to enable players to report their gaming records and obtain codes that adjust the operation of their game.

Abstract: A collaboration managment system and method is provided for logging, monitoring, alerting, and striping attachments from comunications to and from a client/contact into a single record. The colloboration managment system receives electronic messages from the one or more devices, strips a first electronic message of a header and content, and stores the content in a record associated whith an electronic address in the first electronic message. Additionally, any attachment is stripped from the first electronic message, stored separately from the content, and associated with the record. A single copy of an attachment is maintained and linked to one or more records. A list of users of that should be notified of changes to the record is maintained and a notification is sent to users of a change in the record if the user is in a notification list associated with the record.