The latest info about eLearning with Chamilo
Today I just saw one of the most beautiful examples of what our efforts (as a community of free software, standards, formats and knowledge evangelists) are all leading to. In short, I’m talking about the Wikipedia page in English for…
We have released Chamilo 1.8.7 alpha 1 today. See the announcement on the website: http://www.chamilo.org/en/news/chamilo-1.8.7-alpha-released.
2016 edit: Please note that these quick references might not be up to date anymore. Please refer to our official developers documentation at https://github.com/chamilo/docs/tree/master/1.10/en/developer for more up-to-date information. This is an update of previous development sheets of Dokeos. Now you’ve…
As we are closing in on the first Alpha release of Chamilo, we can already see the first glance of the large e-learning machine being built here. In only 3 months, we’ll have passed from a first, timid, release of…
Dokeos 1.8.6.2 will ship a new beta tool, the time tracker for exercises. It’s been asked for since 2004, as far as I can remember working on Dokeos, but I have always refused to start implementing it, mostly because it…
We have a student working for us on comparisons between various LMSes here, and we recently moved on to Sakai. We’ve been looking a bit at installing it on an Ubuntu 9.04 and boy… is this a challenge. While there…
I’m stealing a post from Marie here, to remind myself of a great list of resources linked to Freemind, that allow for extending the use of the tool: http://www.mindmeister.com/33158470/100-ressources-autour-de-freemind No time to analyse now, but I will surely need that…
For those of you who never really understood how Chamilo sessions work, here is a nice diagram (composed by Michela a long time ago) of the whole idea.
I had a big grind looking at a new LMS comparison matrix edited by Docebo… (an Italian open-source LMS solution) It’s a 6-pages document and the useful information is limited to: annual financial data from the three major closed-source LMS…
Last week we started our first baby steps in mobile learning, thanks to our long preparations, an edition of PHPArchitect, and the efforts of one of BeezNest’s employees (Christian), who wanted to try it out. The very first result was…
