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3. TAO platform overview
TAO 2.0 New features
New Item types (QTI item type, Open
Web Item Type )
Advanced WorkFlow features (Tests,
Organisationnal processes)
Interoperability : CSV, QTI packaging,
XLS
4. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
Test Takers
management
Results
Group
management
management
Test Delivery Item (exercices)
management management
Test development &
management
5. TAO platform overview
TAO 2.0 New features
New Item types (QTI item type, Open
Web Item Type )
Advanced WorkFlow features (Tests,
Organisationnal processes)
Interoperability : CSV, QTI packaging,
XLS
6. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
“Keep a good balance between Flexibility and Ease of use”
QTI Item type
Flexibility
Ease of use
7. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
QTI = Question and Test Interoperability
TAO supports QTI items interactions Platform X
Platform Y
Item Bank
TAO supports for IMS Content Packaging
10. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
“QTI with style using Cascading Style Sheets!”
TAO Default Style Sheet Specific Stylesheet
11. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
“Keep a good balance between Flexibility and Ease of use”
Open Web Item type
Flexibility
Ease of use
12. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
“Sometimes, you need more freedom!”
1. Create an item yourself using Standard Web technologies
(XHTML, CSS, JavaScript)
2. Connect to a simple JavaScript Item Runtime API to exchange
data with TAO
3. Use eventually the Item Scoring API (Server or Client side
score processing)
“Serious-games based assessment ?”
4. Import it in your TAO Platform
5. Preview it in the Item Module
13. TAO platform overview
TAO 2.0 New features
New Item types (QTI item type, Open
Web Item Type )
Advanced WorkFlow features (Tests,
Organisationnal processes)
Interoperability : CSV, QTI packaging,
XLS
14. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
QTI Item
Open Web Item
A + B + C > 54
QTI Item QTI Item
15. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
QTI Item
16. TAO platform overview
TAO 2.0 New features
New Item types (QTI item type, Open
Web Item Type )
Advanced WorkFlow features (Tests,
Organisationnal processes)
Interoperability : CSV, QTI packaging,
XLS
17. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
CSV Import
18. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
CSV Import
19. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
CSV Export
20. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
RDF Export
21. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
RDF Export
22. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 Introduction
Intro
QTI Import/Export
23.
24. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
Client Side Server Side
Application Layer Persistency Layer
API
25. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
Where is it ? /www/generis/
What is it and why do we use it into TAO ?
KB/Ontology Edition tool / Model Flexibility
What is the database schema ? Persistency Layer
API
How does the generis API look alike ?
26. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
• How does the generis API look alike ?
core_control_FrontController::connect(LOG, PASS, DB_NAME);
//Create the national Id property
$teachersClass = new core_kernel_classes_Class(« Teacher »);
$nationalIdProperty = $teachersClass->createProperty(‘NationalId’,’’);
//Set the national ID for Marc
$Marc= new core_kernel_classes_Resource(‘Marc');
$Marc->setPropertyValue($nationalIdProperty , 10454);
//Get Theo’s Teacher
$hasTeacherProperty= new core_kernel_classes_Property(‘hasTeacher');
$Theo= new core_kernel_classes_Resource(‘Theo');
$teacherofTheo = $Theo->getPropertyValues($hasTeacherProperty);
• Where can I get more informations about Generis ?
http://forge.tao.lu/projects/tao/wiki/Generis_Overview
27. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
Client Side Server Side
Application Layer Persistency Layer
API
28. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
• Where is it ?
Application Layer
The TAO application layer is split into extensions
29. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
Client Side Server Side
Application Layer Persistency Layer
TaoSubjects
TaoGroups
TaoTests
TaoItems
API
TaoResults
TaoDelivery
wfEngine
30. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
Client Side Server Side
Application Layer Persistency Layer
TaoSubjects
TaoGroups
TaoTests
TaoItems
API
TaoResults
TaoDelivery
wfEngine
31.
32. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
• Simple layer separation
• Evolutivity
• Factorisation, code reuse
• Adapted to web architecture
• Fits the our vision of TAO
42. Conclusion
TAO 2.0 architecture
Intro
http://www.tao.lu/tao/Users/add?name=john
Token Info
www.tao.lu Domain name
tao Extension name
Users Module name
add Action name
name=john GET parameters
tao_action_Users::add($_GET['name']);