Re: [seul-edu] (content managment system)

[Mark de Haan <mark@starwave.nl>]

The Site@School CMS's next release (1.1) will be international. The site is
being translated to English and 1.1 will be fully compatible with Mozilla
1.0. A release date has not yet been set because of lack of time on my side,
but will probably be somewhere in november or december. Anyone who would
like to assist in development or translation of the language file to other
languages than english and dutch is very welcome to e-mail me.

Mark (the programmer of site@school)


> This CMS looks very professional. I couldn't find an English description
page
> at the site, but I did run across some specs (in Dutch). It looks like it
is
> written in PHP (rather than Perl) and MySQL, which means that it is
probably
> (IMHO) much easier to understand and alter, especially for non-expert
> programmers.
>
> -Doug
>
> Dirk Schouten <schoutdi@knoware.nl> said:
>
> > Hi Doug,
> > I almost forgot to propose for inclusion on the ISO, the applcation that
is
> > most used in our primary school: our Content Management System.
> > It is specially developed for primary schools and draws quite some
> > attention in Holland. The CMS was financed by the Educational Department
of
> > our municipality "De Baarsjes', part of the City of Amsterdam, Holland.
> > Ofcourse it's OSS/GPL and it's written in Perl and available in English
and
> > Dutch (at the moment). It's easy to adapt the CMS to other languages
> > because there is only one language file to translate.
> >
> > A blurb, translated from a Dutch site:
> > Site@School makes setting up and maintaining a website an easy task.
> > It enables webmasters to add advanced possibilities to the site without
> > programming like personal homepages for pupils. Pupils can easily add
their
> > material to the site.
> > Due to the extended possibilties site at school can easily be compared
with
> >  expensive commercial systems.
> > Download: http://siteatschool.sourceforge.net
> >
> > That's all,
> > Kind regards,
> > Dirk