Open Source Education Software - Page 27

Clarolex ist a school project providing online-learning-features to pupils and students. It's written in PHP and uses MySQL for data-storage. In the future it will be possible to get it from here!

This has been tested with Caroline version 1.11.3 but should work for other versions as well. For users in order to print their certificates (if they have passed) they just have to view their exercise results For more details visit http://tecorange.com/content/claroline-certificate-print-mod

Packages for Claroline Opensource LMS : Skype status, Clock, Google Adsense, Google Search, RSS reader, Who is online, Blog, Chat, Podcast, Results, Subscription, Survey, Web Video Conference Dimdim, ...

ClassTracker is a web application for teachers to keep track of their classes. It holds information about students, subjects, exams, etc.

ClassMark class grading application for assignments, exams, overall class work. Grade courses simply without the feature bloat such as seating plan setups and attendance taking.

Classic Game Maker is meant to aid in the process of teaching programming and will be based in stages/levels of the development process to allow the gradual progress of students in programming while creating full versions of classic games

A Java application used to assist in the scheduling of classrooms. Intended for colleges to avoid conflicts when scheduling courses and professors into classrooms using particular timeslots.

clean-code-javascript adapts Robert C. Martin’s Clean Code principles to the JavaScript ecosystem, presenting them as pragmatic, example-driven guidelines rather than a prescriptive style guide. It focuses on writing code that is readable, searchable, testable, and easy to refactor, using before/after (“Bad/Good”) snippets to make each idea concrete. The repository covers everyday concerns—naming, functions, conditionals, objects, classes, and error handling—showing how small choices compound into maintainable systems. Modern JavaScript features (e.g., default parameters, destructuring, classes, array methods) are used to illustrate clearer APIs and fewer side effects. Throughout, the guidance encourages single-purpose functions, avoiding unnecessary context and duplications, and favoring functional patterns where they improve clarity. It’s a reference you dip into to assess your code’s clarity and consistency, not a checklist of rules to follow blindly.

Open source desktop

This project implements calculations for the Climate Equity Reference Project's Calculator (CERc).

The scope of the project is to establish a new architecture personal home pages are managed in the internet, thus the way the users would navigate them. The idea come from the new technology trends from internet. The key idea are compact, concrete, easy manage and loosely coupled structure (peer to peer). I will sketch out the technical detail in the wiki. And began to prototype it in my personal webpage.

This is educational software whose purpose it is to clarify the workings of different clustering algorithms by visualising the clustering process in 2D space. This make many possible problems and advantages very clear.

[coffee-soft] A platform for Collaborative Discussion in classroom, i.e. face-2-face. CoFFEE (Collaborative Face2Face Educational Environment) offers several collaborative tools, and applications to design, guide and implement a session with students

CoPT, Corpus Processing Tools, is a set of java classes intended to assist field linguists, NLP researchers and developers, students and software developers in all corpus-related processing.

Mobile trainer for Japanese Students. Consists of 2 parts: 1) Desktop Managment Unit 2) Mobile Training Unit + training and testing kanji + training and testing Japanese vocabulary

CobaltCMS is a powerful, lightweight and easily maintainable content management system written in PHP. It aims to provide basic features as standard, while allowing highly complex addons and extensions to be written easily and quickly.

A Java applet-based shared programming whiteboard system, to use with any programming language with a suitable Java Virtual Machine implementation

CodeJo is a web app that allows users to write Python code to control a web canvas element (a pixel grid) or another graphical display element. At this time, grid (web canvas) and fabric (a library that also uses a web canvas) are available, but new modules can be added to the system.

CodeWorld is an educational programming environment that uses a Haskell-inspired language to teach computational thinking through graphics and interactive animation. The web-based IDE provides immediate visual feedback: students write code that draws shapes, composes pictures, and responds to events to build simple games and simulations. Its API emphasizes mathematics and geometry rather than low-level UI details, making it approachable for classrooms and self-learners. Projects run in the browser, leveraging a compiler pipeline that turns the high-level code into JavaScript so no installation is required. The platform includes project management, sharing, and classroom features so instructors can distribute examples and students can submit work. By constraining the language surface and curating libraries, CodeWorld balances the expressive power of functional programming with the simplicity needed for first-time programmers.

The Coding-Guide repository is a personal repository of coding guidelines, developer notes, learning resources, and documentation spanning topics from front-end to full-stack, coding practices, and software development tips. The repository appears to be maintained by “ecmadao” and intended as a reference/knowledge base of best practices, notes, style conventions, and reminders. The content is typically documentation, markdown files, code snippets, and tutorials, rather than a coherent, packaged software tool. Documentation across languages and frameworks. Continuously updated by the author.

Web-based tool to create and run case studies for learning and training.

Collage helps users in the process of creating their own (collaborative) Learning Designs starting with existing patterns that represent broadly accepted techniques used by collaborative learning practitioners.

New version moved to http://github.com/ctuning/ck Collective Mind framework (cM) is an open-source plugin-based schema-free repository and infrastructure for collaborative, systematic and reproducible research and experimentation. This 3rd version (started in 2006) helps to implement, preserve, share and reproduce the whole experimental setup as connected modules and data. cM uses crowdsourcing to leverage knowledge and computational resources of multiple users. For example, it includes multi-objective GCC, LLVM and ICC auto-tuning scenarios using shared benchmarks, codelets, data sets, tools, and combined with classification and predictive models. cM includes OpenME interactive interface to open up and expose internals of various third-party tools such as GCC, LLVM, run-time systems, etc. and connect them to cM through dynamic plugins that allows online analysis and tuning of programs and architectures. Live repo: http://c-mind.org/repo

A script to generate shapes representing colors, using the ColorAdd code developped by Miguel Neiva: http://coloradd.net The ColorAdd code is a monochromatic Graphical Code allowing colorblind to recognize colors.