I'm kind of diving in almost immediately after downloading Semblio and having a bit of a play, and I'm curious whether there have been any community initiatives to develop/share "generic" activities. The kind of thing that springs to mind are basic controls that mimic some of the LCDS templates, such as "Click tables" and "Media With Keypoints"... fairly generic functionality, but beyond what is in SDK samples etc?
Just looking at the posts on this forum (and the paucity of them) I sense that Semblio is fairly well in its infancy, and that some might be playing a waiting game regarding a Silverlight version? I suppose what I'm really asking is, am I correct that the general lack of resources/discussion etc surrounding Semblio are down to these factors (to me it is simply something that I downloaded after playing with LCDS, and I can see its potential, but am a bit lost as to where it sits right now).
By the way, add me to the "Silverlight is a must" vote which seems to be a fairly universal sentiment. To me, when I think of distance learning scenarios via the web, the system requirements of WCF as opposed to Silverlight delivered in a browser seem to be a real inhibiting factor.
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