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Sequence diagram for publishing text based learning resources Conclusion The designed UML model of the e-Learning Shell has been used in the process of design and implementation of the software platform. The choice of Use Case, Activity and Sequence diagrams has been reasonable. These diagrams helped the developers to check the usage of the objects, to debug and test the system.  

Sequence diagram for publishing text based learning resources Conclusion The designed UML model of the e-Learning Shell has been used in the process of design and implementation of the software platform. The choice of Use Case, Activity and Sequence diagrams has been reasonable. These diagrams helped the developers to check the usage of the objects, to debug and test the system.  

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Fig.1. Use Case diagram of administrator's functions
Fig. 4. Activity Diagram of the login algorithm
Fig. 5. Activity Diagram of the request management algorithm  
Fig. 6. Sequence diagram for publishing text based learning resources...
UML Model of the E-Learning Shell (eLSe) Platform
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  • Sep 2005
In this paper a UML Model of the e-Learning Shell (eLSe) software platform is presented. Several UML diagrams describing the functionality of the system are presented. The sequence diagrams show how users and objects interact within the execution of a use case. This UML model was used in the design process and for verification of the objects, used...
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