Avgeriou, Paris

Papasalouros, Andreas

Retalis, Symeon

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Learning Management Systems are sophisticated web-based applications that are being engineered today in increasing numbers by numerous institutions and companies that want to get involved in e-learning either for providing services to third parties, or for educating and training their own people. Even though the construction of such systems has been taking place for many years, they are still designed and developed from scratch. The reason is that experience from previous Learning Management Systems, is not codified or documented, resulting in forcing the development teams to ‘re-invent the wheel’. This paper presents an approach of recording design experience in the form of design patterns for Learning Management Systems and aims at developing a pattern language for these systems. The proposed design patterns are semantically organized and categorized, and form the basic core of a pattern language for Learning Management Systems

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Patterns for Designing Learning Management Systems

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Patterns for Designing Learning Management Systems

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