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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
{{ | Developers code the CLIO activities, create or modify activity types, and provide insights into technology integration. | ||
==Creating a Local Development Environment== | |||
{{Main|Creating a Local Development Environment}} | ==Installation== | ||
{{Main|CLIO Installation}} | |||
CLIO needs to be installed on a web server. There is no setup process for databases, meaning that the CLIO web application files can be dragged directly to the applicable web server folder and accessed without installation. | |||
===Creating a Local Development Environment=== | |||
{{Main|Creating a Local Web Development Environment}} | |||
CLIO is a web-based application, which means that it needs to be developed on your local machine using a Local Web Development Environment (LWDE). There are many free and open-source Local Web Development Environments available, which quickly create a local web server with all of the required tools. These software packages can also be used to quickly create kiosks. | |||
=== Accessing CLIO === | |||
Once CLIO has been installed on your web server, you can access it through your web browser. For local web development, you can navigate to http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1/. | |||
==Activity Types== | ==Activity Types== | ||
===Creating an Activity Type=== | ===Creating an Activity Type=== | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 6 May 2022
Overview
Developers code the CLIO activities, create or modify activity types, and provide insights into technology integration.
Installation
CLIO needs to be installed on a web server. There is no setup process for databases, meaning that the CLIO web application files can be dragged directly to the applicable web server folder and accessed without installation.
Creating a Local Development Environment
CLIO is a web-based application, which means that it needs to be developed on your local machine using a Local Web Development Environment (LWDE). There are many free and open-source Local Web Development Environments available, which quickly create a local web server with all of the required tools. These software packages can also be used to quickly create kiosks.
Accessing CLIO
Once CLIO has been installed on your web server, you can access it through your web browser. For local web development, you can navigate to http://localhost/ or http://127.0.0.1/.
Activity Types
Creating an Activity Type
Using Integrated Libraries
Using CLIO Functions
Integrating a JavaScript Library
Framework
Understanding the URL Scheme
Understanding the 'content' Folder
Understanding an Activity Configuration File
Understanding the Look Closer Content System
Understanding the Rich Text Markup System
Controlling Hardware
