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{{quotation | The Common Cartridge
{{quotation | The Common Cartridge
harnesses a variety of IMS
harnesses a variety of IMS
specifi cations addressing
specifications addressing
content packaging, assessment,
content packaging, assessment,
and integration with third-party
and integration with third-party
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with IEEE LOM for metadata
with IEEE LOM for metadata
and support for SCORM 2004.}}
and support for SCORM 2004.}}
According to [http://www.imsglobal.org/cc/index.html IMS], retrieved 19:36, 31 October 2012 (CET), {{quotation|Common Cartridge is the first of three major standards that comprise a new generation of Digital Learning Services standards to support a new generation of learning technology. These are:
* Organized and distributed digital learning content (Common Cartridge - CC)
* Applications, systems, and mash-ups (Learning Tools Interoperability - LTI)
* Learner information: privileges and outcomes (Learning Information Services – LIS)
}}
A first version was published as v1.0 in Jan 2009, the final v1.1 was published on Jan 10 2011 and version 1.2. final on oct 1, 2011.


See also: [[IMS]], [[SCORM]]
See also: [[IMS]], [[SCORM]]
== Common Cartrige 1.2 ==
Common cartridge profile 1.2. encompasses:
* [[Learning Object Metadata Standard|Learning Object Metadata]] (IEEE LOM, including DC 03, LOM 02 and LOM 05)
* [[IMS Content Packaging]] v 1.2
* [[IMS Question and Test Interoperability]] v. 1.2.1
* IMS Authorization Web Service V1
* IMS Basic Learning Tools Interoperability v1.0 BLTI, 10.
Note: {{quotation|A Basic LTI resource represents a simplified and self-contained LTI link. This resource refers to an XML file that contains the information needed to create in a Tool Consumer (an LMS or learning platform) a link or similar.  When activated by the user, passes the user to a Tool Provider along with contextual information about the user and Consumer.}} ([http://www.imsglobal.org/cc/ccv1p2/imscc_profilev1p2-Implementation.html IMS GLC Common Cartridge Profile: Implementation], retr. oct 2012). [[IMS Learning Tools Interoperability]] is a different more ambitious standard that is not integrated so far with Common Cartridge.


== Links ==
== Links ==


http://imsproject.org/IMS%20Brochure%2006.pdf
* [http://www.imsglobal.org/cc/index.html Homepage for IMS Common Cartridge] standards
http://dspace.ou.nl/bitstream/1820/814/1/1.+IMS+overview+110806.pdf
 
* [http://www.imsglobal.org/cc/ccv1p2/imscc_profilev1p2-Overview.html IMS Common Cartridge v1.2 Overview]
 
* [http://www.imsglobal.org/cc/ccv1p2/imscc_profilev1p2-Implementation.html IMS Common Cartridge v1.2 Implementation]
 
* http://imsproject.org/IMS%20Brochure%2006.pdf
 
* http://dspace.ou.nl/bitstream/1820/814/1/1.+IMS+overview+110806.pdf
 
[[Category:e-learning tools]]
[[Category:standards]]

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Definition

“The Common Cartridge harnesses a variety of IMS specifications addressing content packaging, assessment, and integration with third-party tools. These are augmented with IEEE LOM for metadata and support for SCORM 2004.”

According to IMS, retrieved 19:36, 31 October 2012 (CET), “Common Cartridge is the first of three major standards that comprise a new generation of Digital Learning Services standards to support a new generation of learning technology. These are:

  • Organized and distributed digital learning content (Common Cartridge - CC)
  • Applications, systems, and mash-ups (Learning Tools Interoperability - LTI)
  • Learner information: privileges and outcomes (Learning Information Services – LIS)”

A first version was published as v1.0 in Jan 2009, the final v1.1 was published on Jan 10 2011 and version 1.2. final on oct 1, 2011.

See also: IMS, SCORM

Common Cartrige 1.2

Common cartridge profile 1.2. encompasses:


Note: “A Basic LTI resource represents a simplified and self-contained LTI link. This resource refers to an XML file that contains the information needed to create in a Tool Consumer (an LMS or learning platform) a link or similar. When activated by the user, passes the user to a Tool Provider along with contextual information about the user and Consumer.” (IMS GLC Common Cartridge Profile: Implementation, retr. oct 2012). IMS Learning Tools Interoperability is a different more ambitious standard that is not integrated so far with Common Cartridge.

Links