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A set of frameworks and applications related to course planning and class scheduling, intended to be used by college students. Has some nice features, like graph visualization and automatic generation of timetables based on constraints.
LMS Tools is a set of tools and libraries for administrators and users of learning management systems to perform, for example, portal integration, LMS management or usage data analysis.
The JotAzul is a free Object Oriented Java IDE created to help teachers and newbies in the POO World.
It was inspired on the BlueJ IDE and Blue System language (The Objects First approach).
JotAzul was created using the SWT (Simple Widget Toolkit)
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Create and maintain a "scripting" language (and interpeter for it) geared toward an 8 or 9 year old child. Balance the need for advanced features (young minds develop swiftly) with the KISS principle.. Eventually, keywords will be multi-lingual...
POT server/client is a program which connects multiple clients on seperate machines to a central server. The purpose of the central server is to administer various economic-related games/tests and obtains results from the user clients.
CoPT, Corpus Processing Tools, is a set of java classes intended to assist field linguists, NLP researchers and developers, students and software developers in all corpus-related processing.
Annoty is an annotation web service implemented using Java undertaken by the University of Huddersfield, UK, with public funding from the UKs Joint Information Systems Commitee (JISC) and is aimed at any educational environment.
OmegaChat is an opensource generic framework for building malleable structured chat applications. It is mainly designed for educational settings. It runs in standalone mode (java application) or in servlet-embedded mode (applet+servlet+http tunneling).
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Class viewer tool. Give a class name and the tool draws its diagram on the fly. For java and C++. Highly interactive, all types found in the class might be filtered or act as link (see Screenshots). Useful also to quickly find and access source files.
Development of a virtual organisation to support students undertaking an organisational investigation and tools to support tutors building a virtual organisation. The software will be shareable and distributable.
Can calculate mathematical expression. It have a module system witch make it very easy to add own functions. Other features are a graph painter and a tiny programming language designed too make it easy too write small mathematical tools.
Jaguar is a GPL tool written in Java (tm), provides an infrastructure of libraries, engines and graphical applications that support most of the models and algorithms reviewed in a regular undergraduate computer theory (automata & formal lang) course.
A user profiling/modeling system which has the capability to be used with every type of personlization system. The adavantage is that this system is not included in an application and can therefor be used for many purposes and in different contexts.
Guided Logic Exercises is a tool that can be used for simplifying logical expressions. It is a java applet that makes use of underlying packages designed for the applet.
A program, written entirely to support learners on their way to the top of knowledge. Crossplatform software, which can help you automate/generate/accelerate a learning process, for example studying for an exam or preparing a class work.
Java based tools aiming at facilitating text understanding and extending vocabulary. Features text annotations, generating translations from
texts or word lists. Translations are written as HTML, CSV, LIT format,... Supports various dictionary formats.
JWebPresenter is a distance presenting system. It is based on bitmap image to avoid compatibility problem. It is very simple (it can do nothing more than presenting) and platform independent.
PfP LMS powered by Ilias (<a href="http://pfp.ethz.ch">http://pfp.ethz.ch</a>) has replaced PfP LMS (Prototype 2). The new PfP LMS's own internal collaboration tool was adopted replacing Sourceforge for PfP LMS collaboration. Refer to www.ilias.de.
Convince Me is a Java application for generating and analyzing arguments. Convince Me uses a connectionist model, called ECHO, to provide feedback on the coherence of the arguments entered into the application.
JMakeZtxt converts text files into the format needed by Weasel Reader (or CSpotRun). It is written in Java and should run on any machine that has a Java 2 JRE available for it. It has been most heavily tested on Linux and (lesser on) Windows.