The Did@Browser project is aimed at developing a tool to support web navigation and web-based collaborative learning. The system is presently being used by the Institute for Educational Technology in an experimental project focusing on the study of how lower secondary school students navigate on the web. The system comprises three parts: a CACP server for Windows and Linux; a teacher client (for Windows); a student client (for Windows 98, 2000 and XP). These three components communicate via a protocol called CACP (Co-operative Activities Control Protocol) that ITD intends to develop as a specialised communications protocol for adoption as the standard in the e-learning sector.
Il progetto Did@Browser si pone l'obbiettivo di realizzare uno strumento di supporto alla navigazione e all'apprendimento cooperativo in rete internet. Questo sistema viene utilizzato in questo momento dall'Istituo per le Tecnologie Didattiche per una sperimentazione sullo studio della navigazione di alunni della scuola media secondaria. Il sistema si compone di tre parti: 1)Server CACP (per Windows, per Linux); 2)Client Insegnante (per Windows ); 3)Client Studente (Configurazione on-line, per Windows 9x , per Windows 2000 e XP). Le tre componenti parlano attraverso un protocollo di comunicazione chiamato CACP che ITD intende sviluppare come protocollo di comunicazione standard specializzato per la didattica on-line.
Did@browser
Giuseppe Chiazzese;Mario Allegra;Antonella Chifari;Simona Ottaviano;Luciano Seta;Giovanni Todaro
2002
Abstract
The Did@Browser project is aimed at developing a tool to support web navigation and web-based collaborative learning. The system is presently being used by the Institute for Educational Technology in an experimental project focusing on the study of how lower secondary school students navigate on the web. The system comprises three parts: a CACP server for Windows and Linux; a teacher client (for Windows); a student client (for Windows 98, 2000 and XP). These three components communicate via a protocol called CACP (Co-operative Activities Control Protocol) that ITD intends to develop as a specialised communications protocol for adoption as the standard in the e-learning sector.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


