Showing posts with label sakai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sakai. Show all posts

Eval. Testing Tools @ UI: Process & Results

This short 30-minute session highlighted the UI experience of trying to select an assessment tool replacement. There is a shared Google doc w/all the data comparison between types and functions between Mneme & Samigo held @ http://tinyurl.com/n249w8 & PDF @ http://tinyurl.com/nzthgn. Save yourself some time & check it out if you're also shoping around.

-- I apologize for typos or errors. This was sent from my mobile phone. --
Amber D. Evans

TagCrowd, OpenCast, Sakai & more ...

Seen during Kate Ellis' presentation at the Sakai Regional Meeting (Conference) #VTSakai08, she used and mentioned a couple of really cool things. Here's just a few of these:

  1. The TagCrowd tagline is, "Create your own tag cloud from any text to visualize word frequency." Very cool! TagCrowd: http://tagcrowd.com/
  2. OpenCast: The Opencast community is a collaboration of higher education institutions working together to explore, define, and document podcasting? best practices and technologies. Through blogs and email lists, the community offers guidance and information to help others choose the best approach for delivering rich media online. OpenCast: http://www.opencastproject.org/
  3. TweetScan: Download your own personal Twitter archive! You can download a portable web page and CSV file with your message archive including replies. Our database goes back to December 2007 and is the most comprehensive available. This can be free or whatever price you set. Use your message download to: Archive past exchanges, Publish links and quotes, Follow up on past projects, Access offline, View and reconnect with contacts. TweetScan: https://www.tweetscan.com/data.php
Sakai-specific
  1. IU has a Sakai Mod called, "Enter Student View". Very useful and wanted!