10 open source e-learning projects to watch - Collaboration - Software. As corporate and government organizations embrace the Web for delivering more education and training programs, a wealth of free and open source e-learning applications will help lower the barrier to entry. TechWorld looks at the options. ATutor ATutor is a Web-based learning content management system (LCMS) designed for accessibility and adaptability by the Adaptive Technology Resource Centre at the University of Toronto. ATutor claims to be modular for new looks and functionality. Like Moodle, ATutor is a PHP application with some 25,000 registered installations. Web site: Licence: GPL Commercial support: Project home Developed with: PHP Claroline Claroline is an e-learning and "e-working" platform allowing teachers to build online courses and to manage learning and collaborative activities on the Web.
Claroline is organized around the concept of "spaces" related to a course or a pedagogical activity. Dokeos eFront. Moodle. OLAT. ILIAS. eFront. Claroline. TelEduc. Sakai. Blackboard.