Novell.com switches to Plone

The public-facing web pages of Novell are now produced using Plone - as Alexandr Limi stated it in one of his articles. In the series of high-profile web sites switching to Plone, now novell.com is a Plone site too. Novell can get you to secure, productive, cost-effective IT environment by helping you manage, simplify, secure, and integrate heterogeneous IT environment at low cost.

Novell OpenCourseWare is one more Novell's a plone-powered site, it is a free and open digital publication of high quality educational materials, organized as courses. OpenCourseWare represents a major open access effort and is supported by educational institutions such as MIT, Harvard Law School, Utah State University, as well as Novell, Inc.

This Novell's sub-domen also based on Plone CMS offers customers access to some educational materials (such as product documentation and free online training) throgh ocv.novell.com web site. They have partnered with eduCommons team to provide quality training materials developed by Novell Global Training Services to the worldwide public (eduCommons is an OpenCourseWare Management System designed specifically to support OpenCourseWare projects like MIT OCW and USU OCW. eduCommons is server software designed to provide last-mile support for open access initiatives like Novell OpenCourseWare or MIT OpenCourseWare. eduCommons provides the functionality necessary to successfully develop and manage an open access collection, including a workflow process that steps users through uploading materials into a repository, tracking copyright clearance, reassembly of materials into courses, a quality assurance process, and final publication of the materials).

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