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Towards a E-learning Integration Meta-Framework

Khalid Ettaib, Souhaib Aammou, Mohamed Khaldi

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In this paper, we describe an E-learning Integration MetaFramework (ECIMF), which offers a modeling language, methodology, and prototype tools for all e-learning users to achieve secure interoperability of the service regardless of system platforms and without major adjustments of existing systems. The main purpose of this meta-framework is to facilitate the interoperability by mapping the concepts and contexts between different existing e-learning frameworks, across multiple architectural layers. General Terms E-learning, Meta-Framework et Interoperability.

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In this paper, we describe an E-learning Integration MetaFramework (ECIMF), which offers a modeling language, methodology, and prototype tools for all e-learning users to achieve secure interoperability of the service regardless of system platforms and without major adjustments of existing systems. The main purpose of this meta-framework is to facilitate the interoperability by mapping the concepts and contexts between different existing e-learning frameworks, across multiple architectural layers. General Terms E-learning, Meta-Framework et Interoperability.

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In this paper, we describe an E-learning Integration MetaFramework (ECIMF), which offers a modeling language, methodology, and prototype tools for all e-learning users to achieve secure interoperability of the service regardless of system platforms and without major adjustments of existing systems. The main purpose of this meta-framework is to facilitate the interoperability by mapping the concepts and contexts between different existing e-learning frameworks, across multiple architectural layers. General Terms E-learning, Meta-Framework et Interoperability.

Key concepts: Interoperability, Computer science, Architecture framework, E learning, Service (business), Software engineering, Knowledge management, World Wide Web

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