1Brief history of gateway4labs Sample Clauses

1Brief history of gateway4labs. In (Xxxxxx et al., 2012), an integration of the WebLab-Deusto Remote Labo- ratory Management System (RLMS) in a Learning Management System (Moo- dle) and a Content Management System (Joomla) is described by University of Deusto and UNED. The key concept was that a federation protocol was used to perform this integration: WebLab-Deusto did not manage the authentication or authorization of the individual students (managed by the Moodle and Joomla administrators), but only the connection with the two tools. Both plug-ins for Moodle and Joomla were developed, so they could connect to WebLab-Deusto using its federation protocol, and they provided management layers (e.g., which course could access what laboratory). This concept, developed in September 2011, could not scale to other Remote Laboratory Management Systems: while the concept could be applied, sup- porting 3 LMS in 3 RLMS would require 9 plug-ins (3x3), since the plug-in for Moodle for WebLab-Deusto would not work for the iLab Share Architecture. Fur- thermore, each of these plug-ins dealt with their own management panels and database tables. For this reason, in May 2012 a pet project called lms4labs started being de- veloped between University of Deusto and UNED, with no associated funded project. Its focus was to avoid the problems presented in the previous solution, by putting in the middle a core component, called LabManager. This compo- nent supported an HTTP interface designed to be particularly small and for being consumed by LMS/CMS/PLE. It also supported a plug-in mechanism for supporting more than one RLMS. On June 2012, a first demo was available of a single LMS (Moodle) using a single RLMS (WebLab-Deusto, and all its remote laboratories). Now supporting 3 LMS and 3 RLMS would require only 6 plug-ins (3+3). Additionally the size of each plug-in is considerably smaller, since all the management was already provided by this core component. And if RLMS A developed a plug-in for LMS A, then RLMS B would benefit from that plug-in, too. MIT (developers of the iLab Remote Laboratory Management System) was in- terested in this approach, so they started supporting the project by providing two developers between October 2012 and February 2013, adding support for IMS LTI. This standard is supported by many LMS systems, including Moodle (since version 2.2), so with this contribution, every RLMS would automatically support all those LMS, in addition to those supported through plug-ins. A plug-in was dev...
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