ELMS Learning Network (ELMS:LN) is an open source educational technology platform for building and sustaining innovation in course technologies. It is a Next Generation Digital Learning Environment (NGDLE) that utilizes a Suite of Tools approach to system design and deployment. We believe it takes an ecosystem to effectively meet the needs of educators and believe in empowering faculty by treating courses as small networked ecosystems that encourage experimentation, fragmentation, growth, and then ultimately stabilization of new ideas.
ELMS Learning Network (ELMS:LN) is an open source educational technology platform for building and sustaining innovation in course technologies. It is a Next Generation Digital Learning Environment (NGDLE) that utilizes a Suite of Tools approach to system design and deployment. We believe it takes an ecosystem to effectively meet the needs of educators and believe in empowering faculty by treating courses as small networked ecosystems that encourage experimentation, fragmentation, growth, and then ultimately stabilization of new ideas.
Status: Graduated Incubation
Background and Objectives
ELMS:LN are a series of efforts in pursuit of greater student and instructor outcomes as a result of investments in Next Generation Digital Learning Environments (NGDLE). ELMS:LN has spawned hundreds of reusable web components in any educational platform as well as its current focus, HAXTheWeb, a series of instructional content authoring tools that work anywhere.
The HAX project team has been receiving renewed interest with the recent release of the 7th major revision to the project. As a result, they've been investing in documentation, tutorials, and marketing to help bring on additional collaborators and grow the project.
(NGDLE) that utilizes a Suite of Tools approach to system design and deployment. We believe it takes an ecosystem to effectively meet the needs of educators and believe in empowering faculty by treating courses as small networked ecosystems that encourage experimentation, fragmentation, growth, and then ultimately stabilization of new ideas.