[Sugar-devel] Dynamic content collections for Browse Journal (Emle).

[C.W. Holeman II]

http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Sugar_Application_Stack
shows the replacement of the special .xol format for browse with the
more general Journal.

http://dev.sugarlabs.org/ticket/840
"Populate Journal with a handful of useful/exemplary items" seems to consider
PDF  the prefered choice for documents. But there are dynamic HTML documents
that are designed for exactly the kind of environment that OLPC/Sugar
wants to promote. A "hello, world"  example which produces dynamic HTML
should be in this collection.

Emle - Electronic Mathematics Laboratory Equipment is just such an
application/document. It runs in Browse. It is composed of HTML, XML,
and CSS. It uses Javascript and  XSLT to produce a dynamic HTML, CSS, DOM,
SVG and Javascript document. It is not a collection static of images and/or
words. It is a tool to allow students to interact with visualizations of math
concepts.

The collection on a web server:
http://emle.sourceforge.net/emle020405/emle_index.html

The web site is:
http://emle.sf.net

The tar ball package is:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/emle/emle020405_BL0011.tar.

This can be used as a "hello world" example for (dynamic) Browse collections.
It is designed to be expanded with more Labs, Equipment and features.

HowTo Contribute to Emle - Introduction:
http://emle.sourceforge.net/emle020405/dev/contribute_introduction.html

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