I might be interested. I did the virtual school project in mod_perl.
Must have been doing something right... I won the $25,000 Paul Allen
competition with the taming the electronic frontier course ;)
However I'm not sure our goals are aligned. I've gave up trying to
"put lecture materials online" (note your website) when I realized
that wasn't consistent with the use the right tool for the job
philosophy.
It is impossible to beat brick and mortar lectures at what lectures
are great at... delivering non-experiential information from prof to
students, with retention relatively unimportant, gauged only
occasionally via quizes.
It was only when I redefined the goal in student-centric terms, as
"delivering top quality learning to students whereever they might
be", that things started clicking. Finally resigned when it became
clear that the this was completely inconsistent with the goals of
higher education, certainly at GMU if not in general.
For more about this, see http://virtualschool.edu/98c and especially
http://virtualschool.edu/heu.
At 12:17 PM -0500 01/22/2000, Gerd Kortemeyer wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Anybody out there who is using mod_perl for online teaching and learning
>applications in higher education? Looking for possible future collaborators on
>an open source project, http://www.lite.msu.edu/kortemeyer/lon/ .
>
>- Gerd.
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