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LAMS for Beginners

About LAMS
What is LAMS? What is LAMS, and what does it do?
Why would I use LAMS? Some of the benefits of using LAMS.
What's NEW in LAMS 2.0? What new features are available in the new version?
Who else is using LAMS? Where is LAMS being used? Read some case studies and reports.
Where can I try out LAMS? You can register for a free account on the LAMS 2.0 Demonstration Server here.
Where can I download LAMS? This is where you can download and install LAMS on your own server.
The LAMS Community - Share your LAMS Sequences! The LAMS community is a Global community for LAMS Teachers and Learners, sharing LAMS sequences from around the world.
For Learners and Students who are New to LAMS...
Check out the LAMS 2.0 Learner's Guide for information on navigating and learning within LAMS.
For Teachers and Instructors who are New to LAMS...
Learn how to Create sequences using the Authoring Environment. Learn how to View Learners' Progress in the Monitoring Environment

LAMS Tutorials

View the LAMS Animated Tutorials

Otherwise, the following links will take you to written documentation about using the Standard LAMS tools to their full potential.
Click the Icon or Text to jump to the appropriate section.

Chat Tool	Forum Tool
Multiple Choice Tool	Noticeboard Tool
Notebook Tool	Question and Answer Tool
Share Resources Tool	Submit Files Tool
Survey Tool	Voting Tool
Scribe Tool	Grouping Tool

Here you can learn about how to use the the Sequence Management Tools:

Sequence Gates	New Branching Tool	optionals Optional Activities and NEW Optional Sequences

There are also instructions for using Combined "Split-Screen" Activities in LAMS:

Forum and Scribe Combined Activity	Forum and Share Resources Combined Activity	Chat and Scribe Combined Activity

System Administrators Guide

System Administrator's Guide.

Installation and Configuration
Using the Windows Installerand Backup up and Restoring LAMS on Windows Using the Unix and Linux Installer and Backup up and Restoring LAMS on Unix, Linux and Macintosh Building LAMS manually Installing MySQL on Windows for LAMS Moving MySQL to another Server Installing Wildfire for LAMS Install the Flash Player plugin for LAMS Configuring Multiple LAMS Instances on One Machine Changing Server Ports for LAMS Production Server Settings LAMS Configuration LAMS/LMS Integration Setup Updating the translations using a Language Pack Supporting Math formulae in LAMS
General Administration
Reporting Problems and Creating DEBUG Logs Troubleshooting Import Users

LAMS Licensing

LAMS 2.0 is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2, as published by the Free Software Association.

Looking for Techical Documentation?...

See the LAMS Technical and Development Wiki