Apereo 2018 - HAX lightning talk
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The document discusses a web component meta-specification for authoring tools that aims to allow different authoring solutions to work together seamlessly. It promotes the ELMS:LN authoring tool as building an ultimate solution to integrate any authoring components by referencing a website for hacking the web. The document ends by encouraging the reader to play now on the referenced website.
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