Authoring Workflow
- 1. Sergey Sosnovsky, Saarland University / DFKI Authoring Workflow SaarbrΓΌcken, 08/07/2015
- 2. Old Authoring Workflow Source Content Conversion Tools Content in OMDoc Slicing Individual Learning Objects Structure Annotation Typed Learning Objects Metadata Annotation Annotated Learning Objects Translation Final Content
- 5. New Authoring Environment (cont.) β WYSIWYG β Web-based β Built into the rest of the platform β access to content and tools (search, exercise runner) β Creation of new Learning Objects (Static and Interactive) β Automatic population of descriptive metadata (creator, contributor, date) β Editing/Translation of existing Learning Objects (Static and Interactive) β Metadata, Formulae, Exercise interaction inheritance
- 6. New Authoring Environment (cont.) To edit an existing learning object is must be copied to the workspaceβ¦ β¦if the licence permits it Learning Objects are created and edited in a personal workspace of the author Access to the content base
- 7. New Authoring Environment (cont.) Changes are saved to Sandbox Once ready, the LO can be published Publishing LO β If author is already a contributor or creator β Exis5ng learning object will be overwri:en β If NOT β A new copy of this LO will be created with the author as a contributor
- 8. Summary New LO? YES, creating new NO, modifying existent Start authoring Creator=You New LO is created in your Workspace NO, Licence forbids derivatives YES A new copy of the LO is created in your Workspace Contribuotr=You Are you already Creator or a Contributor of this LO NO When Publishing a new copy of the LO is created in the content base YES The LO is copied to your Workspace When Publishing the LO is added to the content base When Publishing the LO is updated in the content base Licence allows changes Not Possible
- 9. Creating a new exercise