Forum .LRN Q&A: Can eXe be of value for .LRN

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1: Can eXe be of value for .LRN
Posted by Wayne Mackintosh on 04/16/05 06:20 AM
The e-Learning XML editor (eXe) project is a GPL project funded by the Tertiary Education Commission of New Zealand.

The eXe is developing an off-line authoring environment to assist teachers and academics in the publishing of web content for learning without the need to become proficient in HTML or XML markup. For more detail see: http://exe.cfdl.auckland.ac.nz where you can download a pre-alpha release.

You can view examples of SCORM imports into various sytems at: http://exe.cfdl.auckland.ac.nz/wiki/ContentPackaging/SCORM_Import_Screenshots .

If you have a chance to play with eXe - let us know what you think. See: http://cfdl.auckland.ac.nz/exe_survey . Is there anyone who can test a eXe generated SCORM import into .LRN? If successfull - please send us a screenshot.

Chat to you soon.

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2: Re: Can eXe be of value for .LRN (response to 1)
Posted by Michael Feldstein on 04/16/05 11:06 PM
This looks interesting. In particular, it may be useful for creating the kind of learning activity sequencing that we have been discussing on this thread. There could be dotLRN-specific iDevices. For example, you could put in a "discussion starter" iDevice with a snippet of XML that tells dotLRN to generate a thread and a link to it.