Sharable Content Object Reference Model Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM) est une spécification de codage permettant de créer des objets pédagogiques structurés. Visant à répondre à des exigences d'accessibilité, d'adaptabilité, de durabilité, d'interopérabilité et de ré-utilisabilité, les normes du modèle informatique SCORM cherchent à faciliter les échanges entre plates-formes de formation en ligne en maîtrisant l'agrégation de contenu, l'environnement d'exécution et la navigation Internet. Exigences de SCORM[modifier | modifier le code] Voici les principales exigences auxquelles le modèle SCORM devrait permettre, à terme, de satisfaire : Signification de SCORM[modifier | modifier le code] Dans le principe originel, SCORM permet aux concepteurs pédagogiques de distribuer leurs contenus sur une large variété de plates-formes eLearning (LMS - Learning Management Systems) sans efforts de réécriture. Découpé en plusieurs parties[modifier | modifier le code]
MOVES Institute at the Naval Postgraduate School Catching the Next WikiLeaker USMagazine, Wednesday, September 12, 2012, 7:18am (PDT) Zachary Quinto is glee-fully in love! After coming out as gay in a moving New York Times interview in October 2011, the Star Trek actor, 35, confirms to Out magazine that he's in a relationship with Jonathan Groff. "I'm incredibly happy, I'm incredibly lucky," Quinto says of life with Groff, 27, familiar to TV fans of Boss and Glee, in which he played Jesse St. PHOTOS: Out and proud stars Quinto declined to go into further detail about the relationship with Groff, but does tell Out that he's broken an unhealthy romantic habit borne out of the death of his father. "I found myself in a pattern of being attracted to people who were somehow unavailable, and what I realized was that I was protecting myself because I equated the idea of connection and love with trauma and death," Quinto reveals. PHOTOS: LGBT allies in Hollywood As he continues to heal, Quinto says he's open to starting a family one day. VIDEO: Anderson Cooper dishes with Us
Educavox A true model for mobile learning: how we interact with technology I was fortunate enough to see Cirque du Soleil last night, an astonishing performance of athleticism and creativity. For those of you who haven’t seen them, Cirque provide a modern take on circus skills, blending vibrant costumes, elaborate props and modern technology. They have some seriously ambitious staging: in this case, giant video screens that formed the floor, but could rise up to make walls or slopes, all the stage for the performance. The technology, in itself, was impressive, but it’s role was to facilitate the creativity. Social technology: to serve and to create As mobile technology permeates ever further into our lives, informal technology supporting social interactions, i thought it may be valuable to think about two ways that technology enables us: how it serves us, how it helps us to create. The clue is in the names ‘social learning‘ and ‘social technology‘. Like this: Like Loading...
Delta3D - Open source gaming & simulation engine Data.gov Mobile Learning Handbook This ADL Mobile Learning Handbook is a compilation of mobile learning resources. It is geared towards instructional designers, developers, project managers, and stakeholders to help them better understand the issues, opportunities, and best practices in mobile learning. It is not meant to be a comprehensive reference, but a high-level guidebook. Like any other field of learning technology, mobile learning is in constant state of flux. Note: ADL does not endorse any products mentioned in this handbook.
USJFCOM - Joint Forces Command Washington's $8 Billion Shadow Mega-contractors such as Halliburton and Bechtel supply the government with brawn. But the biggest, most powerful of the "body shops"—SAIC, which employs 44,000 people and took in $8 billion last year—sells brainpower, including a lot of the "expertise" behind the Iraq war. , Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele report:The McLean, Virginia, offices of Science Applications International Corporation, a "stealth company" with 9,000 government contracts, many of which involve secret intelligence work. Photograph by Coral von Zumwalt. One of the great staples of the modern Washington movie is the dark and ruthless corporation whose power extends into every cranny around the globe, whose technological expertise is without peer, whose secrets are unfathomable, whose riches defy calculation, and whose network of allies, in and out of government, is held together by webs of money, ambition, and fear. To be sure, there isn't really such a corporation: the Omnivore Group, as it might be called.
The Return of Aaron Barr: Victim of Embarrassing Hacking Now Cybersecurity Chief at Large Federal Contractor By NEIL GORDON If you have been following the twists and turns of the Wikileaks saga, you might remember the incident earlier this year involving an IT executive named Aaron Barr and the activist hacker group known as Anonymous. It's a comically bizarre story, but it has larger implications that deserve to be taken very seriously. In February, Barr, CEO of cybersecurity consulting firm HBGary Federal, unwittingly picked a fight with the pro-Wikileaks band of hackers when he boasted in an online article that his company had successfully infiltrated Anonymous by trolling online social media and had gathered personal data on its members. After the story broke, Barr resigned from HBGary Federal. The ethics complaint is still pending. The story eventually fell off the radar—until last week. However, Barr can’t completely escape his past. Barr did not respond to POGO's email requesting comment. Neil Gordon is a POGO Investigator. Image of Team Themis letterhead via The Pirate Bay.