Correcting the diagrams in the Information Model and Best Practice that reference "physical files".
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IMS Content Packaging v1.1.4 was reviewed by the IMS Technical Board in October 2004.
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Version 1.1.4 - Final Specification - HTML
XML Schema
Version 1.1.4 - Final Specification - PDF or all the documents as an IMS Content Package
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IMS Content Packaging v1.1.3 final specification is maintenance release of the specification.
Note: This specification updated on July 1, 2003 corrects an editorial error that inadvertently left the <variation> element set in Table 4.1 of the Information Model; this element is now removed from the specification.
Version 1.1.3 - Final Specification - HTML
IMS XML Bindings, DTDs, and Examples
Version 1.1.3 - Final Specification - PDF or all the documents as an IMS Content Package
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The IMS Content Packaging Specification provides the functionality to
describe and package learning materials, such as an individual course or
a collection of courses, into interoperable, distributable packages.
Content Packaging addresses the description, structure, and location of
online learning materials and the definition of some particular content
types.
The Content Packaging Specification is aimed primarily at content
producers, learning management system vendors, computing platform
vendors, and learning service providers. Learning materials described
and packaged using the IMS Content Packaging XML format should be
interoperable with any tool that supports the Specification. Content
creators can develop and distribute material knowing that it can be
delivered on any compliant system, thereby protecting their investment
in rich content development.
Final Version 1.1.2 of the IMS Content Packaging Specification was
released to the public in August 2001, and is comprised of three
documents. It contains some editorial errata and provides additional clarification to several issues as
requested by implementers and working group members. Links to PDF files of the relevant materials are
provided below.
Version 1.1.2 - Final Specification - HTML
Version 1.1.2 - Update Specification - PDF
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IMS XML Bindings, DTDs, and Examples