Claroline
Sign in to saveClaroline is an open-source collaborative eLearning and eWorking platform, (learning management system) operating under the GPL open-source license. It enables organizations to develop and manage courses and collaboration spaces online. Used extensively in educational institutions and by enterprises for data sharing, it boasts availability in around 100 countries and supports 35 languages
Key facts
- Software.name
- Claroline
- Software.logo
- Claroline logo.png
- Software.author
- UCLouvain
- Software.developer
- Claroline
- Software.latest release version
- 13.1.3
- Software.programming language
- PHP
- Software.operating system
- Windows, macOS, Linux
- Software.language count
- 35
- Software.genre
- LMS
- Software.license
- GNU GPL
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Source code
Claroline Connect is an Open Source Learning Management System developed in a Symfony and React environment. Documentation For the technical guide, see here. For user documentation, see here. If you discover a security vulnerability within Claroline Connect, please follow our disclosure procedure.
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Wikidata facts
- Official website
- www.claroline.com
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- source code repository URL
- github.com/claroline/Claroline
- software version identifier
- 15.0.15
- inception
- 2000-00-00
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- Tools
- Development
- Annual Conference of Claroline Users (ACCU)
- Unesco honours Claroline
- Claroline Connect
- Partners
- Consortium Claroline
- References
- External links
Claroline is an open-source collaborative eLearning and eWorking platform, (learning management system) operating under the GPL open-source license. It enables organizations to develop and manage courses and collaboration spaces online. Used extensively in educational institutions and by enterprises for data sharing, it boasts availability in around 100 countries and supports 35 languages
==Tools== The Claroline platform is organized around the concept of spaces associated with courses or pedagogical activities. Each course space provides a list of tools enabling the teacher to: Write a course description Publish documents in any format (text, PDF, HTML, video, etc...) Administer public or private forums Create learning paths (compatible with SCORM) Create groups of users Compose exercises (compatible with IMS / QTI standard 2) Structure an agenda with tasks and deadlines Post notifications (also by email) Propose home work and mark online View statistics of attendance and completion exercises Use the wiki to write collaborative documents
Available in 11 languages
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