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OpenLearn XML processor update

Posted on February 14, 2008

At the CETIS conference last November, one of the many highlights of Tony Hirst’s presentation was the openlearn XML processor which disaggregating the various parts of an openlearn unit (text, video, audio etc). Tony has just posted an update on some further work he has been doing with the processor. Well worth a read as it gives a good overview of how the processor works, and thoughts Tony has for future development including representations of course designs.

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