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ActiveMath Release 1.0 available

We are pleased to announce that release 1.0 of ActiveMath is finally available.

ActiveMath 1.0 is a stabilization of years of ActiveMath development and a polish of most of its features. The highlights of this release are:

  • New learner model SLM (Simple Learner Model)
  • Slumb is now the default MBase
    • supports content reloading
    • improved error reporting for authors
  • New languages for the user interface:
    • Français (French)
    • Magyar (Hungarian)
    • Čeština (Czech)
    • Nederlands (Dutch)
  • Extended user help system
  • Improved overall performance and stabilty
  • Now licencsed under the d-fsl (German Free Software License)

ActiveMath is a web-based platform for creation of Mathematics learning environments. It supports the user by integrated semantic mathematical input and output, by interactive exercises, by learner-modelling and course generation. More information about ActiveMath can be found at http://www.activemath.org.

ActiveMath 1.0 is licensed under the d-fsl (German Free Software License). You can download and install the server application from http://www.activemath.org/downloads.

An installation of ActiveMath 1.0 is currently running under the preliminary address http://am-preview.activemath.org, and will soon be installed on our regular demo server http://demo.activemath.org.

Enjoy!

Paul, Stefan and the whole ActiveMath group

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activemath-svn is now 1.0

hello fellow authors,

ActiveMath-svn is now moved to activemath-1.0. Updating your installation could be worth it since 1.0 is a nicely stable tool.

paul

SVN Revision 70

Paul,

Thank you for making available ActiveMath 1.0 via svn.

Could you please tell me how I can check the status of the build obtained?

revision number and... enjoy

Albert,

the revision number (version 70 as you have seen) is the revision number of the comment above. I should have written it, indeed.

That it is the last number is obtained by two ways:

paul