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Register then Enroll

If you do not already have an ATutor account on this server, click on the Register link above. After you've registered, login, then find Browse Courses to view the list of courses. Click the title of a course to access the course. If the course is Public or Protected, you will go directly to the course homepage. Click on the Enroll link next to the course title to enroll. If the course is Private, clicking the title of a course in the browse list, will open an Enrollment form, which you must submit for approval. When the instructor approves your enrollment, you'll receive a notice by email.

Put Your Course Online

The LDRC Course Server is available for instructors and trainers who wish to develop online instructional materials to support their classroom teaching, or who wish to develop fully independent online courses. Course designers may choose to create private courses, available only to their selected students, or may choose to create public courses that will benefit the larger community. Non-commercial courses may be developed on the LDRC Course Server for FREE.

What is ATutor

ATutor is an adaptive Web content development and delivery system. It allows Web developers, and particularly Web educators, to easily develop online educational content to be presented in a structured adaptable learning environment. It allows online learners to arrange content in many different ways, adapting it to their preferred style or method of navigating through web-based instructional material.

Instructor Demo

The ATutor Instructor Demo : To try the ATutor instructor tools, log in to "A Fake Course" with the login "fake," and the passowrd "fake."

Learning to Learn

Visit the Learning to Learn course for a demonstration of ATutor in action. Create your own ATutor account then log in, or log in with the login name guest and the password guest.

Open Source

ATutor is an Open Source project, meaning the source code for the program is freely available under the GNU Public License. The most current ATutor source code can be downloaded from the SourceForge Web site. This is the development "snap shot", updated on a fairly regular basis. Note that there may be features within the current snap shot that are not fully functional. Please use your discretion when bug reporting. Please read the readme file in the source code for system requirements and install instructions.

ATutor's purpose is to provide an accessible learning environment that is adaptable to a diverse range of learners. Many learners with disabilities have difficulty with online learning because of access issues resulting from their disability, or because the environment does not suite there preferred style of learning. ATutor has been created to provide these and other learners with a learning environment that adapts to the characteristics of the learner.