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Playing Well With Others Using Web Services For Interoperability and Content Interchange Dmitriy Babichenko, Teppituk Krinchai, James B. McGee Laboratory for Educational Technology University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

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Playing Well With Others. Using Web Services For Interoperability and Content Interchange. Dmitriy Babichenko, Teppituk Krinchai, James B. McGee Laboratory for Educational Technology University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Take a look at the following 3 websites…. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Playing Well With OthersUsing Web Services For Interoperability and Content Interchange

Dmitriy Babichenko, Teppituk Krinchai, James B. McGee Laboratory for Educational TechnologyUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

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Take a look at the following 3 websites…

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Let’s take a closer look…

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Now take a look at Amazon

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What is so special about Facebook and Amazon?

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Web Service Infrastructure

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What Are Web Services?

o Web services are application components

o Web services communicate using open protocols

o Web services are self-contained o Web services are self-describing

o Web services can be used by other applications

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Implementation

o Well-supported by most modern programming languages

o Use XML to pass data

o Low implementation cost

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Example

Dim ws As New vpSim.externalDataAccess Dim link As String = ws.generatePlayerLink(userName, userPassword, learnerUserID, learnerFirstName, learnerLastName, learnerEmail, caseID) Response.Write("<a href='" & link & "' target='_blank'>" & link & "</a>")

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Why should you care?

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Imagine a system infrastructure where a student logs into a web portal…

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…and sees a calendar that aggregates data from Microsoft Exchange, Learning Management System (LMS) and portal events…

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…where a single blog application can be implemented in multiple web systems…

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… and a learning module can launch a virtual patient simulation…

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… and a virtual patient simulation can send a student performance report to any LMS

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Lab for Educational Technology Web Application Infrastructure

Navigator LMS

Microsoft SharePoint Web

Portal

Virtual Patient Simulator

Clinical Log

Blog

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Questions?

Dmitriy BabichenkoLaboratory for Educational TechnologyUniversity of Pittsburgh School of [email protected]