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CAREO (Campus Alberta Repository of Educational Materials): Learning Commons Educational Object Repository

GENERAL
Repository NameCAREO (Campus Alberta Repository of Educational Materials): Learning Commons Educational Object Repository
URLhttp://careo.ucalgary.ca/
Sponsor(s)Alberta Learning, University of Calgary, eduSource
Date of Implementation2001
SummaryCAREO is a repository of over 3,500 educational materials on various subjects and interactivity levels as part of a larger project to create “a searchable, Web-based collection of multidisciplinary teaching materials for educators” for Alberta and elsewhere.
CONTENT
Brief Description of Repository ContentsVarious, Web pages, videos etc. browser-based interactive educational games.
Subject Matter(s)Comprehensive
Age Range(s)Comprehensive
Number of Objects3900+
Language(s)English, Spanish, French
Other
CONTENT QUALITY CONTROL
Policy Regarding Resource SubmissionUsers submit resources
Quality Control PolicyNone at present
Resource Ratings or Review PolicyUsers are permitted to append discussions and reviews to resource records
SECURITY & ACCESS
Copyright Protection PolicyNone specified, each item is located off the main server and provides a set of fields concerning copyright they are Cost/Copyright/Description.
Digital Rights ManagementNo
AuthenticationLog in required to submit resources, comment of resources.
Access Method(s)The CAREO repository architecture allows for distributed assets and asset repositories with a centralized CAREO metadata repository on a single server.
Interface Language(s)English
Other
TECHNICAL
Platform(s)Client browser: Server UNIX, Mac osX, Win 2000k, Solaris, Linux
Interoperibility Standards and SpecificationsIMS-DRI
Unique IdentifiersInternal
VersioningNo
P2PNo
RSSYes
End User Asset Delivery MethodWithin repository
METADATA
Assignment of MetadataMetadata produced by users and onsite staff using ALOHA metadata tool
Metadata Standard(s)IMS, CanCore, IEEE LOM
Classification System(s)CAREO makes use of a controlled vocabulary for subject classifications