Open Source Linux Protocols

SITools2 is a new CNES generic tool performed by a joint effort between CNES and scientific laboratories. The aim of SITools is to provide a self-manageable data access layer deployed on already existing scientific laboratory databases.

Scribe is a CMS for the Liferay Portal framework. It includes Web Content Management as well as Learning Management System features.

Run Maxima programs via the web in batch mode. Maxima is a Computer Algebra System written in Lisp.

MOVED: http://code.google.com/p/rssfilter/ Selects and/or rejects articles from RSS feeds based on keywords you supply. Runs in your taskbar! Originally intended to filter new content from scientific journals such as PRL or the arxiv (cond-mat, etc)

A traslator from BPEL4WS processes to YAWL workflows that works with translation patterns. It takes a BPEL document in input and creates a YAWL workflow that rapresents it.

Just a redesigned theme on Boot Store (created do by TheCartPress team) for "educational social networking" and BuddyPress plugin. Modified the background, we edit some code. We leave it the most adaptable possible to BuddyPress. This theme is also licensed under the GPL v2. Original Credits: TheCartPress eCommerce http://demo.thecartpress.com Our credits: http://buddypress-ead.blogspot.com.br

CARLOS project consists of a service-oriented framework and a set of facilities to support the collaborative annotation of learning objects, integrated in the authoring process.

ContextBlogger is a service-oriented architecture created for contextualised learning.

Digital Learning Sciences (DLS) is a mission-centered, not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving learning through the use of digital content and tools.

Ebox platform' module that implemented a radius server.

A Drupal module that enables Drupal to view and manage objects stored in a Fedora Digital Repository. The Islandora project is no longer maintained on Sourceforge. For the latest download, please visit: http://islandora.ca/

LaSuli is a firefox sidebar. With LaSuli user can highlighter fragments on the web pages, and organize those fragments with topics. Users can compare different interpretations from different viewpoints. LaSuli also support webdav server.

Mathematical Assistant on Web is a web interface for Maxima computations, including steps in the solution. The demo site is http://um.mendelu.cz and covers selected problems typical for courses of calculus on technical universities.

MetaXplode is simply an e-book organizer, an Automatic Meta Data Generator for Electronic Books.

This site was created with the aim of serving in learning a language. Especially we'll try to help listen it. It also comes with the goal of being free and collaborative. Therefore anyone who wants to participate is welcome.

RAMBLE is a JISC-funded project, in which a component is being developed to allow blogs to be integrated into the Bodington Virtual Learning Environment.

TOCRoSS - the Open Source Server component from the TOCRoSS Project TOCRoSS a JISC supported project to use RSS standards to place journal tables of content (TOC) data into a library catalogue without human intervention.

WASOLIC is a Web-based Application to Search Online Library Catalogues. Main technologies are .NET, WCF, Silverlight / Mono, Moonlight.

Its a soap 1.2 client for all kinds of web services calls. Usually Webservices need to be called remotely but it cannot be called unless http call access is given to the service. Thus browser call is impossible for it to get tested.

The purpose of this software is to provide a GIS collaboration environment for the world over Internet, in which people can share and assess their measured GPS data.

Simple library and application for instatnt p2p messaging, based on distributed hash table system for location and presence services.

The Virtual Laboratory for Earth and Planetary Materials (VLab) collaborative GRID-based environment. Concentrating on scientific computation workflows and auto-generation of visualization services. http://vlab.msi.umn.edu