Anyone involved in creating eLearning knows the big dilemma of choosing authoring tools that are appropriate for each different course and effort. It can take quite a lot of time and that decision may affect the final product directly and even dictate its quality and structure.
Schoox has a great compilation of links leading to authoring tools. Useful to anyone creating courses and deploying them.
This page also lists a few SCORM compliant tools for authoring eLearning (although the authors are interested in tools that can be used in conjunction with Moodle, these can be used for content integrated to other LMSs).
by Elef Ntouanoglou
29 Nov 2008 at 14:23
In schoox members can publish and attend eCourses, learn online and socially, improve their skills, manage their knowledge, organize web meetings in virtual classes, take and share notes, participate in groups and place questions. Each member has its Knowledge Box which is a central point of knowledge collection where it can store books, papers, links, files and videos. By sharing the Knowledge Box it becomes part of a collaborative Knowledge Management Tool.
schooX has a very nice UI and has a a lot of features which make online and collaborative learning very attractive. Over 500 Courses with Creative Common License from several Universities are already offered for free. In the next two months schooX will host over 2000 free Courses in a very broad range of categories. It is still in Beta Version as a lot of improvements regarding course uploading and skills management are made and a lot of new features are prepared. By the end of the year a lot of new features will make the site unique in its field for everyone who want to learn online and share its knowledge with others.