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Hirtius is a web-based historical research assistant created by Les Ateliers du Héron. Its goal is to replace the historian's notebook and box of cards, while providing a collaborative work environment for a whole team of researchers, that can be thought of as a purpose-built CMS cross-bred with a digital pictures management system, a genealogy application and a Wiki. Eventually, based on the information you stored in the application, and the links you created between the various data...

User Login & Management System is a PHP + MySQLi powered PHP script built up under the CodeIgniter framework(version 3.x), that allows the registration and management of users with admin panel to manage them. It is providing secure login, authentication, authorization and complete user management. It can be used as a base platform for any CodeIgniter projects. Screenshot amd more details: http://www.webprojectbuilder.com/item/user-login-and-management Demo:...

...Available on all major mobile platforms and web browsers, EtnoFletno offers standard search and browsing, as well as more advanced features, such as melody based search and query-by-humming. Developed in partnership with the Laboratory for Graphics and Multimedia (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Computer and Information Science) and the Institute of Ethnomusicology (SRC SASA). The project received Structural Funds by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport, Republic of Slovenia.

For installation see: http://youtu.be/c2SpPjITmGk ...the web based eLearning tool for practical exercises! The system is designed for supporting a special didactic concept for (practical) exercises at universities/ schools/ training centres/ etc. Since 2003 the system is continuously in use at multiple German universities (e.g. http://ilab.net.in.tum.de/, http://ilab2.net.in.tum.de/). More than 800 students worked with the system until 2012! It is getting continuously improved: now...

Web app for exploring scholarly resources available as CITE resources (http://chs75.harvard.edu/projects/diginc/techpub/cite).