HTML5 EdTech

A great looking HTML5 Front End WYSIWYG editor that can be easily integrated into a CMS. This is a great way to help web design newbies to get up and running writing web pages! Aloha Editor – HTML5 WYSIWYG Editor.

July 28, 2011
by ted
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Tangle: Answering the “Yeah, but” Question with Real-Time Dynamic JavaScript

Tangle: a JavaScript library for reactive documents. This is a clever and very useful piece of JavaScript that allows you to create text documents that can react to user input. It’s hard to explain, and easier to show. Play with … Continue reading →

July 28, 2011
by ted
440 comments2011-07-29+00%3A44%3A10ted

Writing Learning Exercices for KhanAcademy in Accessible HTML5

John Resig – Khan Exercise Rewrite. John Resig rewrites the exercises functions in Khan Academy to create more accessible, efficient, and author friendly code.

July 18, 2011
by ted
210 comments2011-07-18+17%3A55%3A41ted

HTML5 Can Do That: Raptivity vs. HTML5 + QWiki.com for eLearning

When I look at the benefits an eLearning designer can get from an expensive, proprietary eLearning authoring tool, I always try to think about whether the features they’re demonstrating could be achieved in a simple HTML5 site … Continue reading →

July 13, 2011
by ted
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Dive Into HTML5

Dive Into HTML5 is a great resource for thinking your way through HTML5. It’s very reader friendly and beautifully designed (in HTML5). I see this as a great example of the “Future H5 eBook”.