Hi,

Since this is the first time I am posting to this list, some
introduction:  I work as a faculty in Homi Bhabha Centre for Science
Education, TIFR in Mumbai, India (http://ur1.ca/3amwt).  I investigate
structure and dynamics of knowledge networks with a special focus in
creating free knowledge infrastructures for supporting free education
at the gnowledge lab (http://lab.gnowledge.org).  I have training in
philosophy and science and an activist of free software, free
knowledge and contribute as chairperson of Free Software Foundation of
India.    I also collaborate with Free Technology Academy
(http://ftacademy.org).

What gnowledge.org can do to wiki-educator? (among other things)

gnowledge lab (http://lab.gnowledge.org) is collecting pre-requisites
of all learning objectives (LOs) in a collaborative community portal
(http://atlas.gnowledge.org) developed by the lab.  The portal will
soon go stable with all the expected features to do collaborative
construction of semantic relations between LOs using standard semantic
web technology.  Each learning objective, irrespective of subject
area, can be linked to free learning resources (OER) so that a
navigation map in the form of a road map (presenting the learning
sequence), and road-ahead map (what more to learn having reached
somewhere) to the learner.  You can view one such map here for a LO,
natural selection
(http://atlas.gnowledge.org/Data/images/16515_depmap.svg), and for
force (http://atlas.gnowledge.org/Data/images/12675_roadmap.svg)
These links work in Firefox and other browsers who care for W3C
standards.
Using these graphs, when linked to OER can provide guidance to people
who learn online.  The portal's API can be used remotely by other web
servers delivering the information as RDF, SVG, DOT formats.
We are soon going to announce a Firefox plugin to build  a distributed
teaching-learning seqeunce from any online OER resource.

Hope this is in line with the wikieducator project and the recent
initiative of OERU.

thanks
Nagarjuna

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