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Revision as of 18:50, 14 February 2009
Overview
Knowledge Tree is a link aggregating portal. It presents content structured according to the folder-document paradigm. Knowledge Tree provides authentication and authorization and implements a simplified form of access control. It supports collaborative authoring and social annotation. Knowledge Tree is primarily oriented towards ADAPT2 architecture.
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Usage
Knowledge Tree has been intensively used as learning portal in the following courses
† this particular tool might be included or excluded based on specific offering of the course and/or goals of the study
Features
- Authoring
- Document and folder creation and management
- WYSIWYG editor for documents/folder descriptions
- Adding resources from RSS feeds
- Configuration of access control (view,edit,add)
- (Conditional) hiding of folders and documents
- Adaptation
- Social/Community based
- Note-taking
- Ratings (under development)
Screenshots
Knowledge Tree
Knowledge Tree. Editing folder description
Knowledge Tree. Adding resources from RSS feed
Knowledge Tree. Editing notes
Standardization
Knowledge Tree structure is partially serialized as RDF. For more information refer to Knowledge Tree RDF Binding.
