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CEN/ISSS Workshop Learning Technologies, March, 24-25. Paris

CEN/ISSS Workshop Learning Technologies, March, 24-25. Paris. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems Luis Anido-Rifon – University of Vigo (ES) Niall Sclater – University of Strathclyde (Sco).

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CEN/ISSS Workshop Learning Technologies, March, 24-25. Paris

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  1. CEN/ISSS Workshop Learning Technologies, March, 24-25. Paris Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systemsLuis Anido-Rifon – University of Vigo (ES) Niall Sclater – University of Strathclyde (Sco)

  2. CEN/ISSS Workshop on Learning Technologies, 10-11 December 2002, Copenhagen, Denmark Agenda • Introduction • Decisions from Copenhagen • Current State • Next Steps Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  3. CEN/ISSS Workshop on Learning Technologies, 10-11 December 2002, Copenhagen, Denmark Introduction • To provide interoperability specifications for a range of information exchange, initially aimed at school systems but also applicable in a wider lifelong learning context. This work item will support the outputs of the OASIS (Open Architecture and Schools in Society) project that enable different applications and systems to share information. • The work item will focus on collaborating with the OASIS partners in ensuring that the specifications they produce do not duplicate international standards activity, are appropriate for a broader audience and are suitable for e-Europe standardization. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  4. Decisions from Copenhagen (i) The main task of the PT should be to act as a gateway between OASIS and the WS. An overall objective should be to publish one or more CWAs containing results from OASIS. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  5. Decisions from Copenhagen (ii) The first contacts should be established with SIF and then with OASIS. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  6. Decisions from Copenhagen (iii) For the short term the PT should concentrate on analyzing SIF. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  7. SIF SIF presentation: The PT contacted Tim Magner, director of SIF, who kindly volunteer to do a presentation on SIF. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  8. Current State The PT delivered on March 20th a report on SIF. Available at the PT web site. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  9. Current State The PT delivered on March 20th a report on eEurope standardization, where main standardization initiatives within the EU scope are outlined. Available at the PT web site. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  10. eEurope Standardization Report structure: Foreword Introduction eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005 eEurope Standardization The Contribution of European Standardization to the eEurope initiative eLearning Standardization Reference Appendixes Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  11. eEurope Standardization Report sources: Contents of the report were taken from the following sources: http://www.eeurope-standards.org/ http://europa.eu.int/information_society/eeurope/ http://www.cenorm.be/ http://www.cenelec.org/ http://www.etsi.org/ http://www.ict.etsi.fr/Activities/eEurope.htm http://www.eubusiness.com/ Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  12. eEurope Standardization Section 3: eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005 This section introduces the main objectives and targets of these initiatives. The actions are clustered around three main objectives: 1.- A Cheaper, faster and secure Internet a) Cheaper and faster Internet access b) Faster Internet for researchers and students c) Secure networks and smart cards Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  13. eEurope Standardization Section 3: eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005 This section introduces the main objectives and targest of these initiatives. The actions are clustered around three main objectives: 2.- Investing in people and skills a) European youth into the digital age b) Working in the knowledge-based economy c) Participation for all in the knowledge-based economy Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  14. eEurope Standardization Section 3: eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005 This section introduces the main objectives and targest of these initiatives. The actions are clustered around three main objectives: 3.- Stimulate the use of Internet a) Accelerating e-commerce b) Government online: electronic access to public services c) Health online d) European digital contents for global networks e) Intelligent transport systems Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  15. eEurope Standardization Section 3: eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005 This section introduces the main objectives and targest of these initiatives. The actions are clustered around three main objectives: 3.- Stimulate the use of Internet a) Accelerating e-commerce b) Government online: electronic access to public services c) Health online d) European digital contents for global networks e) Intelligent transport systems Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  16. eEurope Standardization Section 3: eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005 This section introduces the main objectives and targest of these initiatives. The target is that by 2005, Europe should have: • Modern on-line public services: e-government, e-learning servicies, e-health services... • A dynamic business environment; and as an enabler for these: widespread availability of broadband access and competitive prices with a secure information infrastructure Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  17. eEurope Standardization Section 4: eEurope Standardization This section introduces the three European Standardization Organizations (ESOs): • CEN • CENELEC: European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization • ETSI: European Telecommunications Standards Institute and outlines other standardization institutions that collaborate with ESOs (e.g. ECBS, ECMA, TM Forum, Open Group, DVB, EBU, W3C, etc.) Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  18. eEurope Standardization Section 5: The contribution of European Standardization to the eEurope initiative We identify which standardization activities are related to each objective/sub-objective within eEurope 2002 and eEurope 2005. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  19. eEurope Standardization Section 6: eLearning Standardization This section contains an introduction to the main learning technology standardization activities within Europe. It includes past and present initiatives within our WS and identifies which standardization activities presented in the previous section may affect eLearning. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  20. eEurope Standardization Appendixes enumerate the different working groups and technical committees the ESOs are composed of. This report will be used as the base document to ensure that OASIS outputs are suitable for eEurope Standardization. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  21. Current State Two meetings were held with OASIS partners: 1.- Brussels, January 17th 2003 2.- Madrid, March 21st 2003 Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  22. OASIS 1.- Brussels, January 17th 2003 Attending people from: EUN, UPM, SUN, Apple, Academie de Grenoble, Spanish Ministry of Education, CEN/ISSS WS-LT Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  23. OASIS 1.- Brussels, January 17th 2003 OASIS is trying to get the data from 4 ministries and compare with SIF. Questionnaire was also sent out but not much response. Correlating SIF, IMS and ministries’ (Spain, France, Ireland & Sweden) data models to ensure that there is a common set of data. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  24. OASIS 1.- Brussels, January 17th 2003 OASIS Workpackage 2 is producing a set of docs which could form the basis for our CWAs. OASIS is using XML to define their data model – CEN/ISSS might prefer to produce a conceptual model – working back from the binding. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  25. OASIS 2.- Madrid, March 21st 2003 Attending: Agustín Quintana (Project Manager) Agustín Muñoz (Spanish MoE) Mariano Sanz (EUN, WP2 leader) Marta Permanes (Spanish MoE) Niall Sclater (CEN/ISSS WS-LT) Luis Anido-Rifón (CEN/ISSS WS-LT) Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  26. OASIS 2.- Madrid, March 21st 2003 Main conclusions: • Focus on WP2 as this is producing the OASIS data model and adaptation of the SIF architecture. • OASIS WP2 is interested in publishing its outcomes as CWAs. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  27. OASIS 2.- Madrid, March 21st 2003 Main conclusions: • We agreed that a joint document (eventually producing a CWA on “Internationalization of SIF and harmonisation with other standards/specs”) will be of interest for both OASIS and SIF. This document will focus on identifying issues rather than proposing solutions. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  28. OASIS 2.- Madrid, March 21st 2003 Main conclusions: • OASIS will focus on Europeanisation of SIF while the PT will assure that SIF does not overlap other standards/specs • The PT will assist with “Quality control” for the OASIS WP2 intermediate deliverables. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  29. OASIS 2.- Madrid, March 21st 2003 Proposed CWAs: • Review/Adaptation of SIF Infrastructure, Architecture, Message Processing and Transport Layer. (draft-Q2 , final Q3) • Internationalisation of SIF and Harmonisation with other standards/specs (draft Q2, final Q3) • Adaptation of SIF data model for a European context(draft Q3, final Q4) Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  30. OASIS Do you agree with these objectives and target CWAs? Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  31. Next Steps 1.- By the end of March the PT will contact CAPITA (UK company in charge of broading (internationalising?) SIF 2.- By mid April we expect from OASIS WP2 team their documents on SIF infrastructure, architecture, message processing and transport layer Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  32. Next Steps 3.- These will be reviewed and used as a base for a CWA-1 on "Review of SIF infrastructure, architecture, message processing and transport layer"which will be returned back to OASIS for comments by the end of April 4.- The PT will produce by the end of April and send to OASIS a report on SIF data model crossovers with other specs/standards Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  33. Next Steps 5.- This report, together with the first “european” OASIS data model, expected by mid May from OASIS WP2, will be used to produce the first draft of a CWA2 on "Internationalisation of SIF and harmonisation with otherspecs/standards“, which will be delivered back to OASIS by the end of May Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  34. Next Steps 6.- Comments by OASIS WP2 team on the first draft of CWA1 are expected by mid May. A second draft of CWA1 will be delivered by the PT to both OASIS and SIF by the end of May. 7.- Final comments by OASIS on both CWA drafts and SIF on CWA1 expected by mid June. Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  35. Next Steps 8.- CWA1 and CWA2 delivered for WS-LT consideration by Q2 meeting (Greece) Further steps: Endorsement of CWA1 and CWA2 (Q3 meeting) Draft of CWA3 by Q3 meeting (Adaptation of SIF datamodel) and final CWA endorsement in Q4 meeting. More details on workplan document to be published Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  36. Next Steps Comments on the PT workplan? Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

  37. CEN/ISSS Workshop on Learning Technologies, 10-11 December 2002, Copenhagen, Denmark Thanks http://www.gist.uvigo.es/~lanido/interop/ Luis Anido-Rifon lanido@det.uvigo.es Niall Sclater n.sclater@strath.ac.uk www.sclater.com Interoperability frameworks for exchange of information between diverse management systems

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