Web-based ecosystem, developed in Polymer, concerning the Capitalization of Analysis Processes for Technology Enhanced learNing (CAPTEN).
Developed by A.Lebis under the Hubble project ANR-14-CE24-0015.
CAPTEN is a composition of several scientific works:
- Works on semantic creation of independent analysis processes (IAP): Semantic descriptor & designer (SEED)
- Works on relevant researches and browsing for IAP
- Works on the evolution of the semantic aspect of the e-learning vocabulary & ontology embeded in CAPTEN representing TEL terminologies
- Works on the inferences made in/by an IAP
- Works on the adaptability of an IAP
- Works on the implementation of IAP
- Works on the versioning of IAP/OI
These different works are strongly bound. For instance, in the elaboration of an IAP in CAPTEN-SEED, the system MUST infere information, the CAPTEN vocabularies and ontologies MUST evolve according to users.
CAPTEN-TRY, for Capitalization of Analysis Processes for Technology Enhanced learNing - Test RepositorY is a test subproject where different ideas and techno are tested for understanding. Since these elements are not developed with specific means, they cannot be integrated inside other CAPTEN declination.
CAPTEN-SEED, standing for Capitalization of Analysis Processes for Technology Enhanced learNing - SEmantic dEscriptor & Designer, allow the users to create and describe analysis processes used mainly in the TEL field under an independent formalism, ready for capitalization and sharing.
This formalism is based on relational vocabularies and ontologies.
See tutorials and examples for using CAPTEN-SEED for more information.
Please make sure that python, git and bower are installed on your computer. If not, you can install it with NPM.
- Download the CAPTEN project:
git clone https://github.com/alexislebis/CAPTEN.git- Then, run the bower_dependencies script in order to build all the dependencies in the different sub repositories:
./bower_dependencies.sh- [OPTIONAL] If bower stalls while retrieving some dependencies and throws the following error:
git ls-remote -tags --heads git://github.com/..., please make sure that your git command is correctly configured to access github with the https protocol. You can do so with the following command line:
git config --global url."https://".insteadOf git://- CAPTEN-SEED rely on Polymer. Thus, in order to render and use correctly the web project, you have to create an HTML server listening a specific port (here, the 3000).
cd ./SEED/
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 3000- Finally, open your web-browser at
http://localhost:3000/(assuming that 3000 was the port used during the python command line).
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