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eLearning Suite by Desire2Learn

  • 09/01/06

eLearning Suite by Desire2Learn

eLearning Suite by Desire2Learn

DESIRE2LEARN recently released its latest eLearning Suite, composed of Learning Environment 8.1, Learning Repository 3.5, and LiveRoom 4.0. Learning Environment 8.1 features tools for competency management, creating rubrics, implementing new assessment techniques, blogging, and data warehousing to support system logging and reporting. Learning Repository 3.5 allows users to store and share learning objects and to search them by type, rating, status, or publish date. LiveRoom 4.0 enables synchronous chat, sharing of web and file resources,and real-time annotation. Price: Based on licensing.

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