WebLaminarTools

WebLaminarTools
Developer(s) WebLaminar LLC
Initial release February 23, 2010 (2010-02-23)
Development status Active
Operating system Windows
Available in English
Type Portable Wiki/Application mashup (utility software)
License Open source
Website http://www.weblaminar.com/tools/features

WebLaminarTools ("WLT") is a mashup supported by WebLaminar LLC. It consists of over 35 open source and freeware applications, running on Microsoft Windows from a USB stick. WebLaminarTools provides tools to support IT administrators, engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs. Its main components are MediaWiki for documentation and portable applications.

History

Usage

The combination of wiki documentation, collaboration and tools attempts to support Kolb's experiential learning model.[1] A portable platform was chosen for ease of use and zero installation requirements.

Study group

Team learning[2] in the form of a study group may be improved with the use of WebLaminarTools. The ease of installation and MediaWiki plug-ins allows the group to create a private wiki for collaboration, knowledge sharing and reflection. Security can be set to allow only your team to view and edit.

IT Administration

The distribution of IT administration is organized to help the user achieve greater effectiveness by incrementally building on the lessons of the previous day in a personal wiki. Search capabilities and a customizable menu system make the wiki ideal to ease retrieval of data. You can make decisions quicker and become proactive.

Entrepreneur/Scientist

The Entrepreneur/Scientist mashup is collated to help with brainstorming, idea formation, hypothesis testing and factual reporting. It has business infrastructure tools to support finance, sales and support for a fledgling start-up so you can concentrate on the business at hand. It is intended to be a personal or team notebook that can be built on as your ideas and business pursuits expand.

All WebLaminarTools distributions can securely enable access to the wiki through the use of MoWeS technology.

Update on MoWeS: MoWeS is no longer available for download on the MoWeS website. It has discontinued business operations as of Nov. 7, 2012. Our download uses version 2.2.3 which was packaged just before they quit operations.

List of applications

Presentation

Admin Tools

Web Tools

Project Tools

Math, Science and Entrepreneurial

Browsers

Software Development

See also

References

  1. ↑ "David Kolb, The Theory of Experiential Learning and ESL" The Internet TESL Journal, Vol. III, No. 9, September 1997
  2. ↑ "Experiential learning in teams" Simulation Gaming September 2005 vol. 36 no. 3 330-354

External links

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