Crowd-sourced Open Courseware Authoring with SlideWiki.org
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v8i1.2539Keywords:
crowd-sourcing, OpenCourseWare, authoring, wikiAbstract
While many Learning Content Management Systems are available, the collaborative, community-based creation of rich e-learning content is still not sufficiently well supported. Few attempts have been made to apply crowd-sourcing and wiki-approaches for the creation of e-learning content. In this article, we showcase SlideWiki -- an Open Courseware Authoring platform supporting the crowdsourced creation of richly structured learning content.
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