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Peer reviewedYau, Joe C. K; Hui, Lucas C. K.; Cheung, Bruce; Yiu, S. M. – Internet Research, 2003
Presents a mechanism, the Secure e-Course eXchange (eCX) designed to protect learning material from unauthorized dissemination, and shows how this mechanism can be integrated in the operation model of online learning course providers. The design of eCX is flexible to fit two operating models, the Institutional Server Model and the Corporate Server…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Mediated Communication, Computer Security, Computer Software Development
Bacon, Jean; Hayton, Richard; Moody, Ken – D-Lib Magazine, 1998
Describes a security architecture, Oasis, which runs on a middleware platform extended for asynchronous operation; shows how the interoperation of independently developed services may be supported under the Oasis architecture. Uses the provision of digital academic library services as an example. (Author/AEF)
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Access to Information, Computer Security, Computer Software Development
Download full textMarzo-Lazaro, J. L.; Verdu-Carbo, T.; Fabregat-Gesa, R. – 1998
This paper describes a solution to the user identification and tracking problem within an educational World Wide Web environment. The paper begins with an overview of the Teaching Support System project at the University of Girona (Spain); the main objective of the project is to create an integrated set of tools for teachers to use to create and…
Descriptors: Computer Interfaces, Computer Security, Computer Software Development, Computer System Design
