[Informatics] Could the MMOS be an app?

Tony Crewe TonyCrewe at caulfieldgs.vic.edu.au
Mon Jun 19 17:28:40 AEST 2017


I would say (advise?) No! To your student. Why make things more difficult?
Well, it seems to me to make it more difficult to achieve a MMOS.

Tony

On 19 Jun 2017, at 5:20 pm, Fox, Richard R <fox.richard.r at edumail.vic.gov.au<mailto:fox.richard.r at edumail.vic.gov.au>> wrote:

One of my students asked me this the other day.

I consider that under the current requirements, it would not be suitable for at least the following reasons:

  *   not really an 'online' solution, although of course it can be downloaded (Powerpoint and PDF can work in the browser, but I would say they actually offer far less functionality than an app would allow)
  *   can't add 'alt' tags (I suppose there are better ways of handling accessibility in an an app, but then this is starting to look like Software Development, not Informatics)

In terms of the functionality and as a means to present the content, I can see no real difference between a web app and a software app though.

Interesting question, and perhaps something that might need to be addressed in the next revision of the Study Design.

Richard
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Richard Fox
Teacher of IT and Science
eLearning and Learning Technologies Coordinator
Diamond Valley College
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