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Author:		Raymond Yee
Posted:		7/28/2003; 11:56:27 AM
Topic:		Wilbert Kraan: "Transformers"
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Wilbert Kraan: "Transformers" #

I am delighted to see that Wilbert Kraan from CETIS wrote about the XSLT-based transformation work that the Digital University (DU) of the Netherlands and Interactive University (say, represented in my Webnet Talk) have been doing on the educational technology front:

The advantage of a standardised, structured data format is not limited to data exchange with other systems that understand the same format. Some cool work with XSLT by Raymond Yee and also the Digital University (DU) of the Netherlands demonstrates that content in one standard format can be transformed into another in practice.

Ever since I came across CETIS, I've thought that it is one of the best resources out there for anyone trying to understand the world of educational technology specifications. (It's one of the main resources listed in my article "Understanding educational technology interoperability standards: An annotated resource list") I've long wanted to write up my work on interoperability specifications for CETIS -- since it is one of the natural places to disseminate that work. Hence, I'm incredibly grateful that some of it has been written up for me!

Posted by Raymond Yee on 7/28/03; 11:57:06 AM
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