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A Web Based Framework for E-Learning: A Model for Online Presentation Authoring

Overview A recent trend in the E-learning community is the emergence of Learning Content Management System (LCMS). An LCMS is generally defined as a system, which combines content creation and course administration tools. A model for online presentation authoring system is presented in this work, following the notion of LCMS. It serves as a framework for people to author and manage their presentation over the Internet. In particular, this paper explores the potentials of Flash-based authoring tools and lays a foundation for further developments. The key advantage of the system is the convenience of online access.

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Publisher	Nanyang Technological University	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	163
Format	White Papers
Topics	Content Management, Learning Management Systems

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