http://docs.docendo.org/ Fri, 30 Sep 2011 11:00:11 +0200 FeedCreator 1.7.2-ppt DokuWiki http://docs.docendo.org/lib/images/favicon.ico http://docs.docendo.org/ http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/acl?rev=1277197723&do=diff docendo distinguishes between read and write access permissions to resources. Read access permission to a resource grants: * previewing the resource * finding it with the search function * importing the resource in the course editor (if the resource is a course, section or question) * adding the resource to a section, glossary entry, table or question (if it is a media resource) 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:08:43 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/bibliographical_reference_editor?rev=1277196978&do=diff docendo uses a data model simliar to wp>BibTeX to store bibliographical references. Each reference is stored as a seperate resource to enable re-use in different sections and/or courses. import function Creating bibliographical references Starting from the Resource Browser, select Bibliographical reference from the drop-down in the top-left New category and press the Create button. On the next page, choose the desired reference type - this will open the bibliographical reference editor (see s… 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 10:56:18 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/browser?rev=1284645536&do=diff [Resource Browser] Starting from version 3.1, the Resource Browser is the central point of managing learning resources in docendo and replaces the old “Desktop” view. The underlying concept bases on filtered browsing, i.e. the set of displayed resources is determined by filtering the entirety of resources you have read access on. In this way, filters serve as a means to reduce the displayed set of resources to those you currently want to focus on. 3.3.1 Thu, 16 Sep 2010 15:58:56 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/course_editor?rev=1277880788&do=diff [Course Editor] Courses in docendo are learning units that consist of one ore more sections and/or questions. A course does not directly contain any content like text or media, it just references sections or questions (that in turn do contain content). Thus, a course simply is a structure or hierarchy that orders the content pages you want to use. 3.3.1 Wed, 30 Jun 2010 08:53:08 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/formula_editor?rev=1260972881&do=diff [formula editor] The formula editor lets you make use of the typesetting language wp>LaTeX to generate arbitrary images. In fact, generating mathematical formulas is just a subset of the possibilities offered by LaTeX. It is also possible e.g. to create flowcharts, tables or even vector graphics - see the examples below for example code and the resulting images. To use the formula editor you don't need to have a LaTeX distribution installed on your computer since the docendo server takes care of… 3.3.1 Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:14:41 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/glossary_editor?rev=1277196817&do=diff Creating and editing glossary entries can be done in either of the following ways: * From within the Section Editor, select the word(s) for which you want to create a glossary entry and click the ["Edit glossary entry" icon] icon from the toolbar. * In the Resource Browser, select “Glossary entries” from the drop-down in the top-left New category and press the “Create” button or respectively the ["Edit" icon] icon from the actions menu of an existing glossary entry. 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 10:53:37 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/layout_editor?rev=1260970254&do=diff As docendo strictly seperates content (i.e. your courses, sections, questions etc.) from its layout, you can independently define custom color schemes to use when exporting your content to HTML or SCORM. These color schemes can be defined on different levels: 3.3.1 Wed, 16 Dec 2009 14:30:54 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/license_editor?rev=1261056770&do=diff As docendo is used to publish your work (e.g. courses, tables, pictures etc.) to a broad learning community, you may wish to license your content in order to define the rules for the usage. Therefore, docendo provides the functionality to license every single resource that you create on or upload to the platform. This licensing feature is based on the definitions and licenses by the non-profit organization Creative Commons (CC). 3.3.1 Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:32:50 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/link?rev=1277197391&do=diff In docendo, external resources are not being physically stored in the repository of the docendo server. Instead, an external resource is a link (or more precisely a wp>URL) to any resource on the web, e.g. a video on YouTube or a PDF file on a web server. However, the external resource is described by a fully editable metadata record like a normal (internal) resource so that it can be managed and used in the docendo editors. 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:03:11 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/metadata_editor?rev=1261140088&do=diff [Metadata Editor] Every resource in docendo has a dedicated metadata record assigned to it. The type of data assembled in the metadata record are defined by an IEEE Standard called Learning Object Metadata or just LOM. In the external links section you will find references to the standard's specification documents. 3.3.1 Fri, 18 Dec 2009 13:41:28 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/question_editor?rev=1261119429&do=diff [Question Editor] Integrating interactive questions with learning courses help activate the learner and provide them means to self-assess their progress. docendo supports different question types that are defined by IMS Global Learning Consrtium's Question & Test Interoperability Specification. 3.3.1 Fri, 18 Dec 2009 07:57:09 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/resource_type_icons?rev=1259749837&do=diff Editable resource types Large Icon Small Icon Resource type Course Section Question Table or thumbnail Formula Glossary entry Bibliographical reference Asset resource types Large Icon Small Icon Resource type or thumbnail External resource Audio file Archive file thumbnail Image or thumbnail Flash animation or thumbnail Flash video Binary file … 3.3.1 Wed, 02 Dec 2009 11:30:37 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/search?rev=1277197318&do=diff The search function of docendo enables you to find resources for re-use. Searching can either be done from the Resource Browser or from various editors e.g. when you want to add media resources to a section or import an existing section into a course. docendo uses the metadata fields title, keywords, description and author to look for matches of the given search key. In addition, docendo does full-text search upon resources that consist of text (or XML). 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:01:58 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/section_editor?rev=1262698050&do=diff [Section Editor] A section in docendo is a set of physical pages consisting of blocks. A page by definition is a unit that can be displayed as a whole by your browser (it corresponds to a HTML page) whereas blocks can best be compared to a paragraph - they are a combination of formatted text and media resources. 3.3.1 Tue, 05 Jan 2010 14:27:30 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/sidebar?rev=1277197903&do=diff * Overview * Resource Browser * Course Editor * Section Editor * Question Editor * Table Editor * Formula Editor * Glossary Entries * Bibliographical References * Metadata Editor * Searching resources * Uploading resources * Creating external resources 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:11:43 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/start?rev=1259737499&do=diff 3.3.1 Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:04:59 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/table_editor?rev=1277196479&do=diff In order to create a table, go to the Resource Browser, select Table from the drop-down in the top-left New category and press the Create button. On the next page (see screenshot to the left you can configure the initial layout of the new table. These settings can be changed later with help of the table control buttons in the toolbar of the Table Editor (add/remove row, add/remove column). 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 10:47:59 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/upload?rev=1277197227&do=diff The resources you can directly create and edit in docendo (e.g. courses, sections, questions etc.) are based on text or XML and therefore are suitable to be edited online with your browser. As e-learning needs multi-media content, resources like images, videos, animations, audio files etc. need to be created outside of docendo and uploaded afterwards. These resources are referred to as media resources or assets. docendo also lets you upload files that are not strictly media resources, e.g. PDF f… 3.3.1 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:00:27 +0200 http://docs.docendo.org/3.3.1/version_control?rev=1277135161&do=diff You can create any number of versions of any resource in docendo. Versions are not created automatically (e.g. when saving a resource in its editor), but explicitly by using the create new version button from the actions menu (see screenshot below). 3.3.1 Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:46:01 +0200