Contrib: OpenSyllabus
Introduction:OpenSyllabus (shorthand: OSYL) is a Model-based Syllabus Editor. Course Outline or syllabi are universal gateways to teaching and learning in universities. OpenSyllabus allows easy syllabus creation, edition and navigation through a fast and intuitive user interface. To ease even more these tasks OpenSyllabus will integrate other Sakai tools providing a centralized access for both instructors and students to all online course resources. More details here. Latest News 2008-11-25 Release Alpha 3 2008-11-17 Usability Improvements 2008-10-06 Open CourseWare Conference 2008-09-16 Alpha Version Released About the project organization HEC Montréal, Université de Montréal and Sakai Québec (Québec-Canada) gather their resources and bring their expertise to the OpenSyllabus project. HEC Montréal contact : for general information, you can contact Emmanuel Vigne, Project Director, or Pascale Blanc, Project Manager. For technical project information, you can contact Rémi Saïas ScrumMaster. See the complete listing of HEC Montréal OSYL Team. Université de Montréal contact : Robert Gérin-Lajoie, Project Director. Lead(s):
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Quick Access General information How to try OpenSyllabus
Access to Source Code (alpha 1)
Technical documentation
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Comments (2)
Sep 16
Mathieu Plourde says:
You guys have done a great job! All that I see missing in there is a pagelevel t...You guys have done a great job! All that I see missing in there is a page-level table of content or reordering function. It's a great start for the Authoring Summit. Continuez votre beau travail!
Sep 16
Rémi Saïas says:
Thanks a lot Mathieu! A couple of other things might be missing though... ;)Thanks a lot Mathieu! A couple of other things might be missing though...