SPICE Learning Management System
Greeting from the ANU Software Engineering Showcase. Teams of third and fourth year students are showing off their projects. One of these is the SPICE Learning Management System. This uses Moodle and LAMS to provide a system to assist volunteer teachers in Canberra. The most interesting part of this is that normally the students write software. In this case they decided the original idea of custom software on a bootable flash drive was not a good one and configured an Internet connected web based learning manageemnt system instead. This was a good decision. I have been invvled in sevceral court cases as an expert witness where a system development team did not stop, question what they were doing and choose another path.
One aspect the students do not appear to have realised is that they can still provide paper based materials from the Moodle system.
One aspect the students do not appear to have realised is that they can still provide paper based materials from the Moodle system.
Labels: ANU School of Computer Science, Moodle, Software Engineering
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