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| We discuss the use of XML to set "permanent" and pragmatic local standards in a world moving with Internet Time |
| 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 |
| We give other examples of XML to specify database access |
| We define the two important API's -- client and backend -- and suggest generic (broader than education) and education specific objects where XML is relevant |
| We suggest a model for a new type of "Portal building Tool" |
| We described SPW(Shared Portal on the Web) as an XML based collaborative Portal |
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Some Uses of XML in Distance Learning Florida State University Symbolic Notations on the Web Consensus Workshop Tallahassee October 8 1999
Abstract: XML and Education Standards
Standards and XML I
Standards and XML II
XML and Other Object Models I
Databases versus XML?
XML and Other Object Models II
Basic Multi Tier architecture
A Custom Java Applet for Quizzes(6 problems)
Sample XML for one type of quiz
Fragment of NPAC Education XML DTD
Re-usable Education Object Strategy
Some General Objects of Importance to Education
(Education) Portal Building Model
General Object Descriptors of Interest to Education II
Database Access XML Templates -- Example I
Database Access XML Templates -- Example II
General Object Descriptors of Interest to Education III
Education Specific Objects
Some Important Education Services/Tools
Collaboration and Portals
Shared Portal on the Web
A Collection of Shared Place Components
SPDL Example: Declare Shared Portal Objects
Another Example of SPDL: Define User Roles Full WebWisdom URL and this Foilset Search
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