Small schools have been, essentially, priced out of the market. Part of the conversation included the admission that BB has really focused on enterprise class installations to the detriment of BB Basic Edition (which is what most smaller schools used). One of my friends was in an on-line class with a BB consultant today. gotta get back to a database import that I left running. Now, I've been to a few MoodleMoots and haven't seen any sessions on Blackboard. How proprietary and open source technologies work together at Versus currently available open source e-Learning software, and Open source applications on campus, relative merits of Blackboard Including: whether and why institutions should consider piloting
This session, panelists will provide their perspectives on issues Open Source technologies in e-Learning are gaining mindshare. The panel is titled "Open Source and Blackboard". in the coming BBWorld'06 conference (BBMoot'06 if you may) there are two presentations and one panel about Open Source. I know we're veering somewhat offtopic here but. Internal research life - I know I hardly ever even see other Fortunatly of course Moodle does not come into that category.Īctually, I don't think most of us do "compete" with BlackboardĮtc - it's certainly not a driving factor.
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One of the reasons many Free PHP applications are a nightmare to support is that the coders behind them have more entusasm than training. Java is very widely taught in Computer Science courses (the default I suspect) whereas PHP is rarely taught. It tends to narrow down the pool of tinkerers to those who have explicit training in programming. It is much less likely for somebody w/o much time or "But most importantly it narrows your pool of 'tinkerers'Ĭonsiderably. The up front financial cost of the most widely used Java server/container (Tomcat) is the same as PHP and the cost per GPL developer is the same. The only place Java costs more to run than PHP is that you need more hardware/cpu cycles per user instance/session/request.
Stack, and developers costs more per hour which makes vendors more It is more expensive to run / configure / support the web- server "Developing web-apps on the Java stack adds costs at every level.
We have looked at JetNuke, JBoss Portal, and several other Java-powered options, but as far as we can tell they are not superior for our purpose." It just doesn't make sense to start from scratch when there's an active community already growing around Drupal. As far as we know there's nothing quite like this in the Java space, and the effort required to implement the features Drupal offers by default would take us a long time to develop in Java. Instead, we're thinking we may try out the powerful PHP content management system called Drupal. We have a couple of new sites in development for the Javalobby network, and we have been facing the tough question of whether or not to use Java to build them? After long consideration we're close to deciding not to, at least not for the main core of the sites. "Is there any Java package that does what this PHP package does? "As of today, the PHP CMSs seem to have convincingly beaten the Java ones. "After reviewing many of the Portal/CMS options out there, Java communities and have both concluded that PHP-based alternatives are better choices than existing open source Java-based systems.
Content management applications are the most commodified open-source web-apps out there and there is far more activity around open-source CMS projects built on LAMP than ones built on Java. The best example of this in the world of open-source CMS's. This entry was posted in Projects on 24 August 2017 by Jesse Stiles.By and large most 'hobbiest' web-app development that goes on in the open-source world is done on the LAMP stack not Java. This should be very easy, but if there are any problems, get help on Piazza so Project 1 will go smoother. If you fail to get Nyquist or Audacity running without telling anyone immediately, you will suffer enough sooner or later.Īfter the grading deadline, you will be asked to grade 3 submissions from your peers.
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Grading: You will receive full autograde credit if p0.wav is correctly computed and handed in with p0.txt. Read and sign the Academic Integrity Policy form and return it in class next week.
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You can put any text in it.Ĭombine p0.wav and p0.txt in a zip file named p0.zip and submit this to. Find that sound on your computer and rename it to p0.wav.Ĭreate a plain text file named p0.txt. Look carefully at the output window and you will see that Nyquist saves the computed sound. Make a sound on Nyquist by executing the following command (type in the input window, upper left): Play some sounds with the Sound Browser (find Browse button or menu item).
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