Colab: An Open Source Solution to Collaboration Across Distances

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The document describes an open source collaborative platform called CoLab that was created by the Texas Collaborative for Teaching Excellence to facilitate the development and sharing of teaching modules across technical disciplines. CoLab provides a private online workspace built on the open source Plone content management system for module developers to collaboratively create standardized teaching content. Completed modules can then be published through CoLab to the public website or submitted to external repositories like MERLOT for broader reuse.

An Open Source Solution to Collaboration Across Distances

Texas Collaborative for Teaching Excellence Funded by the Texas Higher Ed Coordinating Board (THECB) Seven college partners Five centers for teaching and learning, technical and professional development CORD�CA non-profit educational clearinghouse

Center for Discipline-Specific Professional Development Houston Community College-Northwest Focuses on building knowledge and skills for faculty within a technical specialty or integrated academic discipline. Coordinates instructional module development among the partner colleges of the collaborative. Each college creates discipline-specific teaching modules based on a standard pedagogical template proposed by the center.

Teaching Modules Full-featured discipline-specific teaching modules Intended as teaching guides for faculty Faculty use in part or whole Promote effective instruction Various delivery methods

Disciplines Currently Represented Audio Technology Automotive Technology Biotechnology Clinical Biology Cosmetology Early Childhood Development Management Information Systems Medical Ethics Nursing Particle Counting Technology Persuasive Speaking

Module Distribution Modules are published on the Texas Collaborative web site

Various Ways to Utilize Modules Workshops Hands-On Labs Classroom Technology Industrial Technology Online Courses

Module Development Before CoLab Reviewer Template Clearinghouse Developer Developer Developer Developer Developer Developer

Module Development With CoLab Private Web Working Space

So What is CoLab? CoLab is an online workspace for module developers and producers running on the open source Plone content management system. Private Site Common Platform Standard Format Peer Review Workflow Communication Shared Resources

Plone Content Management System Plone is an out-of-the-box ready content management system (CMS) that is built on the powerful and free Zope application server. Open Source Easy to Install and Use International Standards-based Well Supported Extensible Technology Neutral

CoLab Technical Specifications Hardware Environment Dual 1 GHz G4 Processors 1.5 GB RAM 65 GB Hard Drive Software Environment Mac OS 10.2 Zope 2.6.1 Python 2.1 Plone 1.0.5

Features of the CoLab Interface Calendar Who��s Online Personal Bar Messages Site Tabs Breadcrumbs Site Search

Developer Workspace Developer Portrait Dynamic Navigation Module Content

Developer Workspace: Content Manager File/Folder Management Add New Content Content Tabs

Developer Workspace: Document View Module Navigation Module Content Editor/Peer Comments

Developer Workspace: Document Editor Full-featured HTML Editor Description (Metadata) Page Title File Name

Developer Workspace: Metadata Metadata: -Keywords, -Format, -Language, -Rights, -Contributors Add New Keywords

Developer Workspace: Workflow Publishing History Current Status Workflow Transitions

Export module using WebDAV�� Module Content

�� and publish to the public web site Different Template Same Content

Looking Back & Moving Ahead So Far�� CoLab was initiated in Fall 2003 23 faculty have participated 30 modules have been developed On the Horizon�� Plone Upgrade to 2.1 Metadata Taxonomy RSS (Really Simple Syndication) Thanks for your time today!

Texas Collaborative: http://www.texascollaborative.org CoLab: http://colab.nwc.hccs.edu Guest Account: user - guest password - colab

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1. An Open Source Solution to Collaboration Across Distances

2. Texas Collaborative for Teaching Excellence Funded by the Texas Higher Ed Coordinating Board (THECB) Seven college partners Five centers for teaching and learning, technical and professional development CORD�CA non-profit educational clearinghouse

3. Center for Discipline-Specific Professional Development Houston Community College-Northwest Focuses on building knowledge and skills for faculty within a technical specialty or integrated academic discipline. Coordinates instructional module development among the partner colleges of the collaborative. Each college creates discipline-specific teaching modules based on a standard pedagogical template proposed by the center.

4. Teaching Modules Full-featured discipline-specific teaching modules Intended as teaching guides for faculty Faculty use in part or whole Promote effective instruction Various delivery methods

5. Disciplines Currently Represented Audio Technology Automotive Technology Biotechnology Clinical Biology Cosmetology Early Childhood Development Management Information Systems Medical Ethics Nursing Particle Counting Technology Persuasive Speaking

6. Module Distribution Modules are published on the Texas Collaborative web site

7. Various Ways to Utilize Modules Workshops Hands-On Labs Classroom Technology Industrial Technology Online Courses

8. Module Development Before CoLab Reviewer Template Clearinghouse Developer Developer Developer Developer Developer Developer

9. Module Development With CoLab Private Web Working Space

10. So What is CoLab? CoLab is an online workspace for module developers and producers running on the open source Plone content management system. Private Site Common Platform Standard Format Peer Review Workflow Communication Shared Resources

11. Plone Content Management System Plone is an out-of-the-box ready content management system (CMS) that is built on the powerful and free Zope application server. Open Source Easy to Install and Use International Standards-based Well Supported Extensible Technology Neutral

12. CoLab Technical Specifications Hardware Environment Dual 1 GHz G4 Processors 1.5 GB RAM 65 GB Hard Drive Software Environment Mac OS 10.2 Zope 2.6.1 Python 2.1 Plone 1.0.5

13. Features of the CoLab Interface Calendar Who��s Online Personal Bar Messages Site Tabs Breadcrumbs Site Search

14. Developer Workspace Developer Portrait Dynamic Navigation Module Content

15. Developer Workspace: Content Manager File/Folder Management Add New Content Content Tabs

16. Developer Workspace: Document View Module Navigation Module Content Editor/Peer Comments

17. Developer Workspace: Document Editor Full-featured HTML Editor Description (Metadata) Page Title File Name

18. Developer Workspace: Metadata Metadata: -Keywords, -Format, -Language, -Rights, -Contributors Add New Keywords

19. Developer Workspace: Workflow Publishing History Current Status Workflow Transitions

20. Export module using WebDAV�� Module Content

21. �� to separate content from CoLab��

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24. Looking Back & Moving Ahead So Far�� CoLab was initiated in Fall 2003 23 faculty have participated 30 modules have been developed On the Horizon�� Plone Upgrade to 2.1 Metadata Taxonomy RSS (Really Simple Syndication) Thanks for your time today!

25. Texas Collaborative: http://www.texascollaborative.org CoLab: http://colab.nwc.hccs.edu Guest Account: user - guest password - colab

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