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thelearningfederation

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Use and application of learning objects in the classroom The Le@rning Federation (TLF), a five-year development initiative established in 2001, is building a rich bank of high-quality online content tailored for the purposes and needs of Australasian schools. You can view an online Showcase of TLF ... [More] work here: http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au/tlf2/showMe.asp?nodeID=242#groups Purpose of this project To use the TLF learning objects to create lessons and units of work within a teaching and learning environment. To provide feedback from teachers and students on the use and application of the learning resources via online surveys. A sample of learning objects are provided for this purpose. These learning objects, designed for year levels K-10, cover: Mathematics Science Literacy for students at risk Languages Other than English Innovation, enterprise and creativity Studies of Australia A description of the sample of learning objects. (pdf 2 mb) Hardware and software requirements If you are interested in using the learning objects within your teaching and learning program and providing feedback via the online survey tools, please submit a request to be an Observer on the project. You will be provided with access to the content and logon details at https://tlf-learning-objects.dev.java.net The TLF website http://www.thelearningfederation.edu.au provides extensive detail about this government initiative including: content development processes and methodologies quality assurance approach to pedagogically based learning design specifications the full suite of digital content research contact information for Australian and New Zealand education systems. [Less]

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The monitirng tool for CruiseControl.

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EasyJini aims to be a very simple API to get Jini to a new level of usability. The first version of the API has only 2 methods. One to publish e another to discover Jini services. It's the basic funcions needed to start a Jini system.

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macjtray

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The project tries to create a clean room implementation of the tray part of the JDesktop Integration Components for Mac OS X.

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xith-tk

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The project has moved to SourceForge.net : http://sourceforge.net/projects/xith-tk The central repository for all non-core community based Xith3D contributions including geometry loaders, example code, documentation, and helper libraries. The 'official' Xith3D community site is xith.org and ... [More] is the best starting point for new users. Unlike the core project which has stringent access requirements (for good reasons), access to the Xith Toolkit project will be granted to all people wishing to contribute their code. People will still of course be "in charge" of their own creations - but essentially no developer with something to contribute will be turned down. By taking advantage of the java.net resources, this may hopefully foster a more coordinated approach to the development of Xith3D tools. Creation of other aspects of the project such as documentation and examples can also benefit. In line with the idea of having organised development yet still keeping the development of xith tools independent, all utilities are maintained on an individual bases and and development is more or less independent of the other utilities. Hence, there is no unified release of the "toolkit" as a whole but more the developers can pick and choose which tools they wish to use with Xith3D [Less]

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thinnbjar

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Makes Thinlet's jar available to other modules

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kohsuke-test-4

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This is test project for automating the project approval process

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jsr264-public

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This JSR defines an interface to an Order Management component, with specific extensions for activation and work order management use-cases. -> http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=264

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Project for porting TinyOS to the Sun Spot platform.

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Summary PandaWebJA is a library API used to create dynamic web content using Java and/or standard HTML/XML files. Software Design PandaWebJA was originally designed to speed up development of web applications by removing the need to convert predifined HTML to JSP pages. Instead of using special tags ... [More] or markers in presentation sources, it uses the standard HTML ID tags inside the HTML elements to tie data points to dynamic content. Even with the source template pages being incorporated into an application, the pages can still be edited by standard HTML development tools. PandaWebJA does not limit the developer to just HTML applications. Any XML'ish template source can be used for content templates. Examples: WML, SOAP, XML, etc... Road Map HTML/XML template support - Supported: Element replacement Attribute replacement Lists Element visiblity control Element hiding (ignoring elements completely) Partial content includes for reuseable content data handling. Soon to come: Marked comment tag replacement support. Application features - Supported: URL path to page handler mapping URL path request interceptors JSP style compiling of source templates for fast page response In progress: Web Component Templates. (Presentation layer created using code.) [Less]

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