SharePoint

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 * Course Management: //Administrative Features//**
 * Secure parent access
 * Student/teacher accessibility and communication


 * Course Management: //Delivery Tools//**
 * Gradebook (grade activities based on criteria (potentially multiple criteria) that that educators can choose)
 * Students can "self assign" content


 * Collaboration System: //Productivity//**
 * Calendar - YES
 * Announcements - YES
 * Events - YES
 * User Directory - yes
 * Personal Inf - YES
 * External links - YES
 * RSS feeds - yes
 * Survey - QUIZZES AVAILABLE
 * Pubic Web/portal sites (guest logon?) not sure - SAYS IT COMMUNICATES WITH PARENTS
 * TASKS - YES

Very Powerful- We have concerns about it being considered "open source." Has All (Blogs, Wiki, Email, Student Groups, Document Workflow, Usersite {My page}, Student Course List, Discussions) Concerns- Cost Involved for working features. We are not sure that Sharepoint will work in a non-MicroSoft - Consider MicroSoft Sharepoint Services-MOSS You need MS products in order to use SharePoint Learning Systems SPLK gets data from SharePoint LMS, so there are other requirements SharePoint elements needed to make sure it runs properly and has all functionalities mentioned.
 * Collaboration System: //Student Involvement//**
 * Collaboration System: //Additional Features//**

"**Get assignment delivery and tracking for Microsoft Office documents, media files, PDF files, and any other document in a SharePoint Document Library" (Microsoft SharePoint Learning Kit)
 * Content Management


 * || NOTES || Online assignments || Collaboration Tools || Syllabus || Chapter Materials/Topics || Quizzes || Learning Paths || Additional Notes ||
 * Sharepoint || Microsoft page; [|www.mlg-edu.ru/download/DocLib/GettingStarted.pdf] || gradebook; assignment delivery & tracking; dropbox; || ?? || ?? || curriculum planning tools || || students can self-assign content;  || SCORM 2004 ||