[K12OSN] Open Source Curriculum Site?

[Aaron Woehler]

A program that I stumbled across the other day was eXe: "The Learning 
XHTML Editor"
It allow you to easily create lessons.
You can save your content as a web page or web page which can then be 
imported to moodle.
It is being developed at by University of Auckland in New Zealand
It can be found at http://exe.cfdl.auckland.ac.nz/?q

This maybe a package that should be included with ltsp.

I have several courses that I am giving using Moodle that I would be 
willing to share: Computer Programming (C/C++), Internet Programming 
(HTML,JavaScript, PHP,SQL), Advanced Computer Applications Office Suite, 
and Digital Publishing.

Aaron
awoehler at woehler.us

ddaniels at magic.fr wrote:

> Wikipedia has an open content text book section.
>
> I've been using moodle for awhile now and, though it's not perfect, 
> it's the best of all that I've tested. There is some content available 
> for sharing via the moodle site but not a lot. The hang up there is 
> that there isn't any 'publish content' feature in moodle. If 
> publishing content was made easier for users, then more people would 
> do it. I think the best way to get more curriculum into the wild is to 
> focus on large installed bases... like moodle. Make it easier for 
> users to publish and they will.
>
> best
> Dennis
>
> Steve Hargadon wrote:
>
>> Has anyone created a website for collaboration on Open Source
>> curricula for schoolteachers?  Maybe something with moodle or drupal?
>>
>> Seems like a ready resource for classroom instructional materials
>> would be a good pull to bring devoted teachers to Open Source.  And
>> likely a necessary step for helping expand k12ltsp into schools
>> without an Open Source technical guru.
>>
>> If it exists, I'd like to be able to point people to it.  If it
>> doesn't exist, is it something others feel is worth creating?
>>
>>  
>>
>
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