Search Results for "java peer to peer"

...A key aspect is that students contribute to open-source projects for nonprofits or internal tooling as part of their learning, reinforcing both technical and collaborative skills. The community includes discussion forums, local chapters, and peer support, which helps learners break through obstacles and stay motivated. The freeCodeCamp GitHub repository encompasses both the learning platform codebase (frontend, backend, challenge engine) and many support tools, community content, and contributions. Because it is open source, anyone can propose improvements, add lessons, or adapt the platform for new languages and frameworks.

The scope of the project is to establish a new architecture personal home pages are managed in the internet, thus the way the users would navigate them. The idea come from the new technology trends from internet. The key idea are compact, concrete, easy manage and loosely coupled structure (peer to peer). I will sketch out the technical detail in the wiki. And began to prototype it in my personal webpage.

...S-Match contains implementations of the semantic matching, minimal semantic matching and structure preserving semantic matching algorithms. S-Match applies as a solution in many fields, including: information integration, ontology evolution and alignment, peer-to-peer information sharing, digital libraries integration, web service composition, agent communication, and query answering on the web. S-Match is extendable to host new algorithms.

Web-based tool to enable students to engage in Peer Testing during programming assignments

CLUE (C Learning Undergraduate Environment) is a software allowing students to work on assignments in the C language while benefiting from support for peer testing, hyper-linked tutorials to help them understand compiler error messages, detection of "novice errors" with warnings hyper-linked to tutorials. Sponsored by National Science Foundation under award CCLI #0836863.

WebPA has now moved to GitHub [https://github.com/WebPA] WebPA is the open source version of an existing online peer moderated marking system, for the assessment of group work, already in use at Loughborough University since 1998.

GAPworks is the online publication system developed in the GAP project (funded by the DFG). GAPworks provides the necessary infrastructure for online publishing (including a peer-reviewing process).

The Expertiza project is software to create reusable learning objects through peer review. It also supports team projects, and the submission of almost any document type, including URLs and wiki pages.

OpenChord is an open source implementation of the Chord distributed hash table as described in the paper by Ion Stoica et al. "Chord: A scalable peer-to-peer lookup service for internet applications". It is available under GNU GPL.

Sciwi aims at manage a web repository of scientific articles evaluations, with a special emphasize on peer-reviews by mandated experts.

GMUVE (Graphical Multiuser Virtual Environment) is an engine/framework that lets large numbers of users interact in a 3D world. GMUVE is a peer to peer networked OpenGL application that can be used for MMPOG or 3D chat. It is available in Python and JAVA

LearnLoop is a web based GroupWare for collaborative learning. Featuring: Forums, calendars, webmail, quiz, peer-review, chat, file sharing, etc. SCORM-compliant from 2.0

Eledge is an open source LMS that provides tools for creating online instructional materials and courses. Includes navigation, registration, quizzes, exams, graders, uploads, class e-mail directory, discussion board, journal, help, gradebook, peer review

Gnubert will be a system to use the power of many computers across the internet to solve problems using evolutionary techniques. Any user may define a problem and the system will attempt to solve it.

OASYS GPL is an online peer assessment system, initially developed by Ashley Ward and Abhir Bhalerao in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Warwick. Using a web browser, students sit tests, then mark the work of several of their peers.

This is an open source institutional repository to manage research publications from conception stage to publication stage. It is designed for storing open access publications and all their corresponding metadata. The software manages peer-reviewed journal publications, confrence abstracts and posters, thesis and dissertations and other academic and research outputs.