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Dokeos is an Open Source [[LMS]] for distant teaching and learning. | Dokeos is an Open Source [[LMS]] for distant teaching and learning. | ||
== Features == | |||
* [[ | ; IMS / SCORM support | ||
* [[SCORM 1.2]] objects (and other proprietary formats) can be imported | |||
* Scorm 1.2 objects also can be exported from Dokeos. | * Scorm 1.2 objects also can be exported from Dokeos. | ||
; Quizzing | |||
* All types of [[Hot Potatoes]] Quizzes can be imported into the platform | |||
; Other | |||
* Forums | * Forums | ||
* Surveys | * Surveys | ||
; Extensions | |||
* Extensions (community-made plugins), e.g. Wiki, Gradebook, Credits, .... | * Extensions (community-made plugins), e.g. Wiki, Gradebook, Credits, .... | ||
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; Other | ; Other | ||
* [http://www.sequane.com/hp/howtos/scorm.htm Scorm 1.2 on Dokeos tutorial] | * [http://www.sequane.com/hp/howtos/scorm.htm Scorm 1.2 on Dokeos tutorial] | ||
* [http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Help:Dokeosdays2008 Dokeos Days 2008] (follow-up links and pointer to slides for a talk by [[User:Daniel K. Schneider|Daniel K. Schneider]]). | |||
[[fr:Dokeos]] | [[fr:Dokeos]] | ||
[[Category:Portalware]] | |||
[[e-learning tools]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:14, 31 July 2009
Dokeos
Dokeos is an Open Source LMS for distant teaching and learning.
Features
- IMS / SCORM support
- SCORM 1.2 objects (and other proprietary formats) can be imported
- Scorm 1.2 objects also can be exported from Dokeos.
- Quizzing
- All types of Hot Potatoes Quizzes can be imported into the platform
- Other
- Forums
- Surveys
- Extensions
- Extensions (community-made plugins), e.g. Wiki, Gradebook, Credits, ....
Links
- Dokeos
- Dokeos Home Page
- Teacher's Manual (English).
- Dokeos Wiki.
- Other
- Scorm 1.2 on Dokeos tutorial
- Dokeos Days 2008 (follow-up links and pointer to slides for a talk by Daniel K. Schneider).