Difference between revisions of "Knowledge Tree"
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== Features == | == Features == | ||
| − | * Document and folder creation and management | + | * Document and folder creation and management |
* WYSIWYG editor for documents/folder descriptions | * WYSIWYG editor for documents/folder descriptions | ||
* Adding resources by link, from RSS feeds | * Adding resources by link, from RSS feeds | ||
* Configuration of access control (view,edit,add) | * Configuration of access control (view,edit,add) | ||
* (Conditional) hiding of folders and documents | * (Conditional) hiding of folders and documents | ||
| − | * | + | * Tacking user navigation via [[CUMULATE]] |
| − | |||
* (Conditional) adaptive navigation via [[PERSEUS]] | * (Conditional) adaptive navigation via [[PERSEUS]] | ||
* Note-taking | * Note-taking | ||
Revision as of 23:54, 13 February 2009
Contents
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.
Features
- Document and folder creation and management
- WYSIWYG editor for documents/folder descriptions
- Adding resources by link, from RSS feeds
- Configuration of access control (view,edit,add)
- (Conditional) hiding of folders and documents
- Tacking user navigation via CUMULATE
- (Conditional) adaptive navigation via PERSEUS
- Note-taking
Relevant Links
- Try tools deployed on Knowledge Tree by creating a trial account. Contact us to get "showcase" access to full courses in C/Java/SQL
- Knowledge Tree RDF Binding
