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Showing posts with label Education. Show all posts

ILIAS : a powerful web-based learning management system

ILIAS is a powerful web-based learning management system that allows you to easily manage learning resources in an integrated system.
  • Individual Personal Desktop
  • Course Management
  • Group Management
  • Repository with Role Based Access Control
  • Learning Content (XML, SCORM, AICC)
  • Standards Compliance (LOM, SCORM 1.2, IMS-QTI, AICC)
  • SCORM 1.2 RTE Level 3 Certified
  • Learning Progress Management
  • Test & Assessment
  • Survey
  • Chat
  • Forums
  • Exercises
  • RSS Support
  • Podasting
  • Google Maps Support
  • Authentication (LDAP, Shibboleth, CAS, Radius, SOAP)
  • Web Service Interface (SOAP)


http://www.ilias.de/index.html
Latest Stable Release
ILIAS 3.8.3 (2007-09-23)
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Older Major Releases

ILIAS 3.7.9 (2007-07-26)
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ILIAS 3.6.10 (2007-07-26)
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Interact : an online learning and collaboration platform

Interact is an online learning and collaboration platform designed with the intention of making it easy for students and lecturers to interact online. It focuses on constructivist and Vygotskian views of teaching and learning. The system has been in use at the Christchurch College of Education (New Zealand) for approx 18 months now, supporting approx 1000 sites and 3500 students.

Interact lets content be shared between course sites, so a lecturer can have the same content in many course, but only needs to update it in one place. Students and Lecturers can access all new course material and forum postings from one central place (no need to check every forum for new posts). Students can be given control of 'group' areas to add and manage their own material. Additionally, the system is flexible enough to be used as a full intranet/portal and not just for online course management

Last updated 30 Jan, 2004

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