Lecture object: an architecture for archiving lectures on the Web

A new software architectural model for the archival of slide-based presentations on the Internet is proposed. This architecture is based on the concept of the "lecture object," a persistent format, independent of the lecture production and viewing technology. The work has been undertaken i...

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Autores principales: Vitaglione, G, Bousdira, N, Goldfarb, S, Neal, H A, Severance, C, Storr, Kenneth Mick
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2001
Materias:
Computing and Computers
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/490289
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author Vitaglione, G
Bousdira, N
Goldfarb, S
Neal, H A
Severance, C
Storr, Kenneth Mick
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Bousdira, N
Goldfarb, S
Neal, H A
Severance, C
Storr, Kenneth Mick
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description A new software architectural model for the archival of slide-based presentations on the Internet is proposed. This architecture is based on the concept of the "lecture object," a persistent format, independent of the lecture production and viewing technology. The work has been undertaken in the context of the Web Lecture Archive Project, a collaboration of the CERN HR Division Training and Development group and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. To date some 250 lectures have been archived and are viewable worldwide using standard Web browsers and freely available video player software.
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Vitaglione, G
Bousdira, N
Goldfarb, S
Neal, H A
Severance, C
Storr, Kenneth Mick
Lecture object: an architecture for archiving lectures on the Web
title Lecture object: an architecture for archiving lectures on the Web
title_full Lecture object: an architecture for archiving lectures on the Web
title_fullStr Lecture object: an architecture for archiving lectures on the Web
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topic Computing and Computers
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/490289
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