On 15.12.2009, at 18:30, Gerald Ardito wrote: > Hello all. > > As our 5th graders are doing more and more work with their XOs, their being > able to turn in and share their work products (as opposed to collaborating > with others) is becoming more and more important. > > My temporary solution is having them upload their work (along with > reflections, if desired) to Moodle, which I can do because we have an XS > implementation. However, this means that if a student has created a Memorize > vocabulary game that s/he want to share s/he has to: > 1. Create the game. > 2. Save it to the Journal > 3. Go to Browse > 4. Navigate to Moodle > 5. Find the right course/right assignment within the course > 6. Upload game. > > S/he pretty much has to do the same thing to download and then play other > games. This is certainly workable, but dramatically slows down the momentum > of creating games and wanting others to play them. > > So, I am asking to create/offering to help create an Activity that allows > users to share work products easily. I know that Bert was working on > something called Distribute, which may be a starting place. It seems to share > Journal objects, which seems right.
That is Ben's activity, not mine: > 2009/10/28 Benjamin M. Schwartz <bmsch...@fas.harvard.edu>: >> Bert Freudenberg wrote: >>> The Distribute activity would be your best bet I guess. Where is it? >> >> http://dev.laptop.org/~bemasc/Distribute-1.xo >> >> Distribute is the barest prototype of a sharing activity, designed purely >> as a proof of concept. It is unmaintained, has essentially no user >> interface, and is not available in any language other than English. The >> code is a simplified derivative of the hackish HTTP-based sharing system >> from Read. >> >> Any attempts to revive it are welcome. This is the first time I've ever >> heard of anyone even attempting to use it. >> >> --Ben We got reports that it does indeed work, though I'm not aware of anyone starting to improve it. - Bert - > I am happy to work with developers on this. I could create requirements, if > need be. Just say the word. > > I look forward to what comes next. > > Thanks and best, > Gerald > _______________________________________________ > IAEP -- It's An Education Project (not a laptop project!) > i...@lists.sugarlabs.org > http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/iaep
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