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Originally Posted by Antartica
Case 2: Both the browser and the CMS server on the iliad
I just don't know the requirements of those servers (docebo, dockeos, atutor...). If they are not too demanding (i.e. not based on apache/php, but in C/C++), it should be possible to run them in the iliad... but as I said, I don't know.
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ATutor wants PHP and Apache. I wouldn't try to run it directly on the iLiad. Besides which, it would sort of defeat one of the purposes of having an LCMS, namely, tracking student progress in some central location. The better bet would be getting a browser working, and connecting to an external LCMS. It's possible that minimo would do it, after all -- the client side of LCMS support tends to be pretty simple. IIRC, minimo supports javascript, which is likely all you would need for most SCORM systems (outside of a working wireless connection, that is).
Regarding form entry, the Vision Objects software iRex has licensed is supposed to allow limited HWR directly on the iLiad. Full page recognition isn't supported yet, but forms should be. I don't know if it would be feasible to get this working directly in the browser, but that's what I'd shoot for. Though most SCORM-based assessments are multiple-choice, anyway.
