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We discuss the use of XML to set "permanent" and pragmatic local standards in a world moving with Internet Time
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We use an example of a set of simple quizzes to both illustrate XML and its use to save content produced originally from a Java applet
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We give other examples of XML to specify database access
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We define the two important API's -- client and backend -- and suggest generic (broader than education) and education specific objects where XML is relevant
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We suggest a model for a new type of "Portal building Tool"
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We described SPW(Shared Portal on the Web) as an XML based collaborative Portal
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