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* Commerce Portals, such as Amazon | * Commerce Portals, such as Amazon | ||
* Service portals, such as | * Service portals, such as [http://www.cff.ch Swiss railways] | ||
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=== Community === | === Community === | ||
* Collaborative encyclopedias such as the [http://wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia] | * Collaborative encyclopedias such as the [http://wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia] | ||
* Community of practice portals such as the | * Community of practice portals such as the [http://tecfaseed.unige.ch/door TECFA portal] | ||
* Community of interest portals such | * Community of interest portals such [http://www.linux.org linux]. | ||
* Educational portals that engage learners in various writing activities (e.g. [[C3MS]] and that are at least half open to the public. | |||
== Technology-based typology == | == Technology-based typology == | ||
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* [[Wiki]]s | * [[Wiki]]s | ||
* [[Blog]]s (at least some that contain more than just diary entries) | * [[Blog]]s (at least some that contain more than just diary entries) | ||
* [[Groupware]]s | |||
Most open source portalware is based on some sort of [[LAMP]] architecture, but java-based architectures are also popular (in particular within computer science communities). | |||
[[Category: Educational technologies]] | [[Category: Educational technologies]] | ||
[[Category: Technologies]] | [[Category: Technologies]] | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 12 June 2006
Definition
- A portal is a door or entrance ...
- A web portal is a website that offers various services through a centralized interface.
Typology
- Information portals: news, blogs, etc.
- Transaction portals: sales
- Collaboration portals
Most popular kinds
This is not a strict classification. Some of the entries may also have traits from other categories....
Information portals
- Large Internet access portals, such as Yahoo or MSN
- Information portals such as CNN
- Participatory information portals such as Slahsdot
- Experience sharing portals such as epinions
Commerce and service
- Commerce Portals, such as Amazon
- Service portals, such as Swiss railways
Intranets
- Enterprise portals (frameworks for integrating information, applications, and processes across organizational boundaries)
- Campus-wide information and adminstration systems
- Learning management systems
Community
- Collaborative encyclopedias such as the Wikipedia
- Community of practice portals such as the TECFA portal
- Community of interest portals such linux.
- Educational portals that engage learners in various writing activities (e.g. C3MS and that are at least half open to the public.
Technology-based typology
- Enterprise portals
- Content management systems
- C3MS (Community potals)
- Wikis
- Blogs (at least some that contain more than just diary entries)
- Groupwares
Most open source portalware is based on some sort of LAMP architecture, but java-based architectures are also popular (in particular within computer science communities).