Collaborize Classroom. MindGenius. Connexions. RubiStar. Kubbu. Xerte. The Xerte Project aims to provide high quality free software to educators all over the world, and to build a global community of users and developers. The project began in 2004 at the University of Nottingham and Xerte Online Toolkits was released under an open-source license in 2009. A global Xerte Community has since thrived and the project transitioned to become part of the Apereo Foundation in 2015.
Millions of learners and tens of thousands of teachers and tutors now have access to Xerte in hundreds of universities, colleges, schools and organisations all over the world. Core Values The Xerte Project places three values above all else: Ease of Use Rapid content authoring for all levels of skill. Accessibility Best of breed accessibility for interactive learning. A Global Community We are a friendly and positive global community of users and developers working together to produce high quality tools for the creation of media rich, interactive and highly accessible elearning content.