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30 January, 2007
Learning Object Libraries
Posted by
Peter Beaumont
Yesterday Sheena McLeod came to Edge Hill to show us the
Intrallect
digital library for
learning objects
. It was interesting to see the system but I personally didn't think that Edge Hill would use it enough justify the
price.
Jorum
uses Intrallect and as that is publicly open perhaps we could get involved with that, using it and submitting resources to it.
Also
Amazon's Simple Storage Service
(S3) is also designed for this sort of storage.
Jeff Barr at d.construct
talked about this among other of Amazon's web services, and for example the
Chicago Crime
mashup site
uses it for storage
. Costs are
$0.15 (9 pence) per GB per Month for storage and $0.20 (12 pence) per GB of data transfered, which means that if we were only using it for a few objects we could be paying very little for it.
As I understand it, each object would have a public or private URL and so I imagine that we could integrate the resources easily within the library management system, or a Learning Technology area on the web site.
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