OldHawk777's Journal: OLES, Learning as an Enterprise

Definition:

Open Learning Enterprise System (OLES):

. A Learning Environment technology that is focused on providing learning participants an interactive enriched malleable resource for learning. A Learning Environment that can be adapted to physical and learning strengths and weaknesses for the individuals (Students and Teachers).. The environment where teacher pedagogies, student heuristics, and/or community collaborative synergy can be negotiated and/or leveraged to create a more comprehensive and efficacious learning experience. OLES software provides for all participants a familiar conformable Learning Environment technology for the transient/conditional requirements of audience, content, activity, and situation. OLES software is "a WWWeb/Internet Application" built exclusively on "Open Standards" and "Open-Source" GPL code, with 100% WWWeb [AKA: Internet] technology compliance. The "Open" WWWeb/Internet OLES software application concept will deliver a LEIA virtual-OS (vOS) supporting multi-vendor cross-platform, network, and OLES software compatibility.

The Open Source Learning Management System (OS-LMS) is

a possible appropriate OS project to include in OLES.

. OpenLMS is a Learning Management System (LMS)

. http://openlms.sourceforge.net/

. http://software.freshmeat.net/projects/openlms/?topic_id=251%2C71%2C72%2C1015%2C92

. http://www2.svt.ntnu.no/geo/undervisning/openlms_demo/code/security_login.asp

. Open Source Web-based Learning Content Management System (LCMS)

. http://sourceforge.net/projects/atutor/

I'm not sure I understood the marketspeak

[TPFH]

but I've thought about writing educational software since I was in High School. I need to get off my ass and start honing my programming skills again. This might be something worth looking into.

But first, I need to take care of my snail mail.

Reply: Marketspeak Translation

[OldHawk777]

The LEIA concept is based on the Internet [W3C and other international accepted standards] being the "Virtual Operating System" for the OLES application in the classroom. The teacher and students use any TCP/IP functional LAN with HW/SW selected from any OEM/OSD that works and provides export to HTML, XML, TXT, PNG, ... (international accepted standards) for TCP/IP transport to any other compliant LEIA classroom, Center/School, Centre/Campus. At a Campus level the concept becomes a Learning Enterprise Inter