*ATutor 1.6.4 Beta Released*

Una versión beta de ATutor 1.6.4 ya está disponible para pruebas y retroalimentación, que conduce a la liberación final a mediados de diciembre. Publique sus comentarios y reportes de errores temprano para el Bug Reports ATutor Foro

*ATutor Informes de errores*
http://www.atutor.ca/forum/3/1.html

*ATutor 1.6.4 Demo*
http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/demo.php

*ATutor 1.6.4 Descarga*
http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/download.php

*¿Qué hay de nuevo en esta versión?*

*Common Cartridge*: La adición principal de esta versión es el soporte para IMS Common Cartridge el 1,0 contenido estándar de interoperabilidad. Este standard combina IMS Content Packaging y IMS Question Test Interoperability (QTI), así como la introducción de la interoperabilidad herramienta con la capacidad de asociar ahora actividades con contenido, y la adición de enlaces web para la inclusión de sitios Web externos como páginas de contenido. Las actividades se limitan a los temas de discusión en esta versión, con ganas de un comunicado de futuro en el que cualquiera de las herramientas disponibles en ATutor puede ser añadido a los contenidos como las actividades de aprendizaje, basado en la emergente interoperabilidad IMS Learning Tool (LTI) estándar.

*Common Cartridge Importing*: Importación de cualquiera de los cientos de cartuchos comunes existentes para agregar rápidamente los materiales de aprendizaje para cursos. Visit the Open University's OpenLearn site (openlearn.open.ac.uk) for a large collection of cartridges released under a Creative Commons license, that can be freely imported into ATutor.

*Common Cartridge Authoring*: Using the built in content authoring tools in ATutor, create your own common cartridges, or take an imported cartridge and modify it.

*Common Cartridge Exporting*: After creating a new cartridge or modifying an existing one, export the cartridge so it can be reused in other ATutor courses, or imported into another LMS that supports the common cartridge standard.

*Common Cartridge + AccessForAll*: If you are creating adaptive content based on the IMS AccessForAll standard, or the ISO FDIS 24751 standard, export your adapted content as part of a common cartridge, and import your adapted content when adding cartridges to a course.

*Other New Features*

*Prerequisite Tests*: Instructors can setup prerequisite tests with content folders to automatically give students access to content in those folders when they pass (or take) a test.

*User Interface Enhancements*: More Fluid features have been added. The Fluid inline editor allows authors to edit the content navigation menu directly. And, new folders and content pages can be added using the editor tools embedded in the menu. Menu boxes can now be collapsed or expanded to customize which tools are displayed. The old sub menu, which people had difficulty seeing, has been replaced with a new tool bar to provide easier access to various tool components. The Browse Course screen has been updated with a cleaner look, and a more fluid layout.

*Package and Backup Conversion*: With the new content structure added to support common cartridge, old content packages, and old course backups are automatically converted to the new structure when imported or restored. All content in an ATutor installation is converted to the new structure during a system upgrade, so in many cases no extra effort is required to convert to the new content structure.