The application offers rich, multimedia exams and study materials and tests both written and verbal skills. Summary Educational excellence at Stanford University includes a willingness to innovate. The Stanford Digital Language Assessment Project is a multilanguage intranet application that allows students to learn from and be tested through written, audio, video, and graphic study materials and exams. Soon students will be able to access the materials from their dorm rooms, allowing greater flexibility in study times. Instructors' time is more effectively used and course materials are more easily shared.
Administrators now have a standardized method with which to assess written and verbal proficiency.
The application was developed with WebObjects , which was chosen for its ability to support Unicode and Java. Unicode gives the university the ability to teach and examine in more than 1,000 languages. Key Benefits WebObjects supports Unicode and Java. Developers can use WebObjects Framework or other frameworks. WebObjects offers a complete development environment.