These are short animations that will teach you about using LAMS.
- The LAMS Tutorials are created using DebugMode Wink presentation authoring software.
- To view the winks, you'll need a Flash Player installed. You can download one for free from the Adobe Website
- These Animations are made available under the conditions specified in the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
When you are finished viewing each Wink, click the Back button in your browser to return to this page.
Mirrors
These Animations are stored on an Australian Server, marked with
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For a faster download, choose the server that is closest to you.
Check out this Wink if you've never used LAMS before, or want to find out about the new features in Version 2.0
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These winks relate to Specific Activities in LAMS, and contain information on how to use activities in the Authoring, Learning and Monitoring Environments.
Chat and Scribe |
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Using Grouping Objects (as applied to Chat) |
Forum |
Noticeboard |
Multiple Choice Questions |
Question and Answer (Q&A) |
Shared Resources |
Submit Files |
Survey |
Voting |
The Monitoring Environment is where LAMS instructors can view their Learner's progress through a sequence.
Overview of the Monitoring Environment |
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How to Run a Class |
Using Live Edit |
Live Edit is a feature available in_ LAMS 2.0.3 that allows you to modify sequences that have already been started. |
Live Edit Update in LAMS 2.1 |
There are some slight changes to Live Edit validation in the new version of LAMS. This Animation explains the changes and where they might be useful. |
The Authoring environment is where LAMS sequences are created and modified.
These tutorials will introduce you to the authoring environment, and there are a few neat tricks in here as well.
An Introduction to Authoring in LAMS 2.0 |
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Using Optional Activities in LAMS 2.0 |
Australian | UK |
Advanced:* *Using Optional Activities in Conjunction with Grouping Tools |
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Importing and Exporting LAMS Sequences in LAMS 2.0 |
Using the LAMS Community |
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Branching by Teacher Selection |
Branching based on Grouping Tools |
Branching based on Tool Outputs |
LAMS Integrations
LAMS works well as a stand-alone e-learning system. It can also be integrated with other educational software such as a Learning Management System (LMS) / Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). A LAMS integration is module built for a specific LMS/ VLE that it handles the communication between the two systems. This module acts as a bridge between them making them behave as one unified system.
Click here for current integration status.
Moodle Integration |
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For Administrators: Install the Moodle/LAMS Integration |
Blackboard Integration |
For administrators: Installing the Blackboard/LAMS Integration |
Sakai Integration |
dotLearn (.lrn) Integration |
For administrators: Install the .LRN LAMS Applet |
For administrators, step two: Install the .LRN LAMS Packages |
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LAMS can now integrate with a Shibboleth Trust Federation to share Lessons, Students and Roles between two seperate LAMS servers. |
You can download the Wink source files from Saturn, the MELCOE File Server . Look for the files with the .wnk extension.
Translating a Wink is very easy. Download the wink program and the .wnk file from saturn and then use the export text command under the project menu. This will create a .txt file that you can translate and import back into the wink.

LAMS 2.0 Wink Tutorials by MELCOE is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.
This license means that you are able to download our Wink Source files and modify the animations.
However, You must attribute the original work to MELCOE, and the derivative work must use the same CC Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license.