[TYPO3-edu] New Site, Content Tree
walter_gmx
walter.haecker at gmx.de
Wed Nov 22 14:55:38 CET 2006
Hello,
Denis Korobov schrieb:
> Hello,
>
>>> 1. home/ intro-
>>> - TYPO3.edu news
>>>
>> i don't know if we'll have enough news for that.
>>
>>
>
> They could be some local news. News about new ext., new projects. At
> least we could keep this feature in mind till time comes.
>
>
>
>>> - the main TYPO3 features + the things suitable for academic
>>> organizations (in brief)
>>>
>> that sounds good, a brief introduction not very specific (no names of
>> extensions) also for schools or boarding schools...
>> more specific information under 3.) to avoid redundancy. i would suggest
>> some general information concerning edu relevant typo3 stuff. what's
>> possible and for sure what's not possible (yet) with typo3.
>>
>>
>
> Totally agree. Some general stuff to let people understand the idea.
>
>
>>> 2. TYPO3 for Educational institutions
>>> Beyond traditional CMS features TYPO3 provides things which make it
>>> idial for educational institutions:
>>> - diffirent standards and specifications (SCORM, IMS) compatibility
>>> - Academic Calendar extention
>>> - Library extention
>>> - News & Events extention
>>> - community extention
>>> - event registration extention
>>> - integration with Moodle via single signon
>>> - e-learning extentions (test, quizzes, polls etc.)
>>> some other things...
>>>
>> does it make sense to list extensions because they change so fast?
>> some idea we had at the dev: is it possible to categorize the ter like
>> it is done with the agencies listed on typo3.org?
>> @claudio: did you get any information about that?
>> so it would be easy to list all extensions categorized as "educational"
>> from the ter.
>>
>>
>
> Well. They could be not the extentions by names but the main blocks
> which an educational portal consists of.
> Lets put it this way.
> The block - the extentions which provide the functionality (they could
> change). For example: Articles repositiry - tt_news, de_articles etc.
>
>
>>> 3. target groups
>>> - teachers
>>> - students
>>> - those who manage the project
>>> - IT personnel
>>>
>> i would prefer that
>>
>>
>>> or
>>>
>>> types of projects
>>> - campus portal
>>> - University/college portal
>>> - e-learning portal
>>> - students portal
>>> - library
>>>
>> i think these are listed with the examples
>>
>>
>>> 4. examples/ case studies/ references
>>> - educational institutions using TYPO3 (are there Universities from
>>> english speaking countries?)
>>> 5. TYPO3 for you (Support)
>>> 6. Imprint
>>>
>> i think the topic "E-Learning with TYPO3" is useful, because the buzz
>> word e-learning is used. i think people are looking for that.
>>
>>
>
> You are right. It depends on how we see this term. "E-Learning" could
> stay alone and cover the usage of e-learning extentions (quizes, tests
> etc.)
>
> One more thing. Do you think that TYPO3 should obtain its own
> educational modules or it should just regulate the activities done in
> some other CMS (LMS) integrated into TYPO3?
>
>
Typo3 should not obtain specific e-learning extensions. The competition
(i.e. moodle) is far too strong.
On the other side is especially on a school "homepage"/portal the
organizational aspect very important. This means for me, different types
of projects (students, school …) need a lot of administrational
services. This is the strengh of typo3.
> BR,
> Denis
>
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