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This entry lists various well known learning objects repositories. See the [[learning object repository]] article for a definition.
This entry lists various well known learning objects repositories. See the [[learning object repository]] article for a definition.


Most repositories don't provide [learning object]s in standardized formats (such as [[IMS Content Packaging]]).  
Most repositories don't provide [[learning object]]s in standardized formats (such as [[IMS Content Packaging]]).  


== General learning objects repositories ==
== General learning objects repositories ==

Revision as of 11:51, 11 July 2007

Defininition

This entry lists various well known learning objects repositories. See the learning object repository article for a definition.

Most repositories don't provide learning objects in standardized formats (such as IMS Content Packaging).

General learning objects repositories

(some entries below need to be moved, since they are not real repositories)


  • Connexion, Connexions is a collection of free scholarly materials. Interdisciplinary and grassroots of over 3000 modules and 165 courses.
  • CLOE Co-operative Learning Object exchange (Login required)
  • Ariadne A European Association open to the World, for Knowledge Sharing and Reuse.
  • CAREO, a project supported by Alberta Learning and CANARIE that has as its primary goal the creation of a searchable, Web-based collection of multidisciplinary teaching materials for educators across the province and beyond.
  • Encore (Community for Open Resource Exchange based on tribes, resources and collaborations, ie. small private wikis). This is new (Jan 2007).
  • GEM Gateway to Education Materials (in particular lesson plans)
  • LOLA Learning Objects and Learning Activities (all kinds, but focus on information literacy)
  • MERLOT (specialized in microworlds)

Specialized learning objects repositories

Meta repositories

A list of sites that index repositories and/or contents

  • ibiblio, Home to one of the largest "collections of collections" on the Internet, ibiblio.org is a conservancy of freely available information, including software, music, literature, art, history, science, politics, and cultural studies.
  • DLORN, Distributed LEarning Object Respository Network, one-stop source for learning object syndication. They retrieve learning object metadata from across the web and store it.

Repositories associated with an on-line environment

  • Latest state-of-the-art tools like CeLS integrate scenario building, scenario execution and exchange of these (or bricks) within a single environment. The [DialogPlus Toolkit]] integrates scenario building and sharing, but contents have to be executed in an other environment.
  • Other modern tools (like LAMS) provide specialized repositories where people can share LAMS modules

Various links

need sorting out ...