Karuta is a very flexible environment to design, test and deploy simple and sophisticated learning and evaluation portfolios. Karuta exploits and enriches the hierarchical structure of web pages with a comprehensive set of specialized resources and semantic tags. The objects (trees, nodes, leafs), which are manipulated through a rich-client approach based on jQuery javascript library, are displayed with CSS from the Twitter Bootstrap library and saved with a comprehensive set of REST APIs implemented in Java and MySQL/MariaDB. With Karuta, a designer can quickly construct very sophisticated workflows where different users (students, instructors, etc.) are assigned to a wide range of actions (reflect, upload files, comment, evaluate, grade with rubrics, etc.) without the help of a developer. Karuta integrates the Responsive Design approach and can thus be displayed on various mobile devices. Karuta has built-in import and export functionalities.
To download executable files go to ePortfolium website
Tomcat 9 is recommended.
MySQL ou MariaDB
- Download karuta-backend zip file from karuta-backend repository.
- Unpack and import as existing project in Eclipse
- Edit and import the sql file in the "sql" directory with the desired database name
- Edit "WebContent/META-INF/context.xml" with the appropriate values
- Add Project Facets : Dynamic Web Module and Java to the project
- Run on server
- Download karuta-fileserver zip file from karuta-fileserver repository
- Unpack and import as existing project in Eclipse
- Create a RestFileServer_config into the webapps working directory of Eclipse
- Copy WebContent/persistence_config.properties to the RestFileServer_config directory
- Run on server
- Download karuta-frontend zip file from karuta-frontend repository
- Unpack and import as existing project in Eclipse
- Run on server
- Open localhost:8080/karuta in a browser
- Connect as root with password mati to start