Abstract: Provided are a computer program product, system, and method for using and training an engagement score initializer to determine an initial engagement score for content to present to a user. A request is received, from a requesting user, for a content instance in a requested domain. An engagement score initializer determines an initial engagement score, for the requesting user, based on the requested domain, a complexity level of the content instance and a knowledge level of the user. A determination is made as to whether the initial engagement score, for the requesting user, exceeds an engagement threshold. The content instance is provided to render at a client system of the requesting user in response to the initial engagement score exceeding the engagement threshold.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for relating a hyper-text markup language (HTML) document to stored information associated with the HTML document and with an application program are provided for by an association module that searches the HTML document for an association tag, wherein the association tag includes an index reference to a location of the stored information. Upon locating an association tag, the index reference is read and utilized by the association module to locate and retrieve the stored information. The stored information is then utilized by the application program. The association tag may also include a marker that uniquely identifies it as associated with the application program. In accordance with an aspect of the present invention, the stored information is both document and application specific.

Abstract: A pseudo language system and method are disclosed that permit an operator to meaningfully test multibyte character data in an application such as a software application. The operator can enter single byte characters through an input device. The pseudo language keyboard utility then transcribes the single byte characters into multibyte characters of a pseudo language. The pseudo language characters are entered into the application under test and may be displayed and/or printed. The multibyte pseudo language characters are preferably constructed to appear visually recognizable to the native language of the operator. In this manner, the operator can determine whether the testing has been successful or not as is especially desirable for initial application testing.