[Fwd: suggets 2 open source software for including in edubuntu and/or ubuntu]

[Miles Berry]

eXe is well worth including in my view. It's browser based, but runs via
a localhost server in its default setup - see
http://eduforge.org/projects/exe/
Claroline provides much the same core functionality as Moodle, but has a
 smaller user and developer community. It also has more of a post-18
focus than Moodle these days. SCORMS will work in Moodle too.
Miles.

Jane Weideman wrote:
> Hi list,
> 
> It seems our biggest and most active Edubuntu community is in Chile, and
> I suspect Mauricio has a lot to do with that ;)
> 
> I know Claroline has been mentioned before and I think they may have a
> new release since they were last looked at, so I thought I'd pass this
> message along.
> 
> Regards
> JaneW
> 
> -------- Forwarded Message --------
> From: Christian Caneo Camps <ccaneoc at hotmail.com>
> To: jelkner at divmod.com
> Cc: janew at ubuntu.com
> Subject: suggets 2 open source software for including in edubuntu and/or
> ubuntu
> Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 12:24:34 -0300
> 
> Hi 
>  
> I test ubuntu and edubuntu, great work 
>  
> I want to make a proposal
>  
> I use 2 open source software that I think might been include in edubuntu
> distribution by default or at leat make the deb package for a leater and
> easy install
>  
> http://exelearning.org/
> http://www.claroline.net
>  
> This software are for teachers , academic and tutors , therefore for
> student
>  
> eXe it's for design and authoring of learning resources for the web
> claroline it's a LMS , use scorm package (eXe make scorm package that
> import to claroline)
>  
>  
> sorry for my english I am for Chile
>  
> regards
>  
> Christian Caneo Camps