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In the context of any e-learning initiative beyond a single course, a well thought out content management strategy can provide significant benefits, including time and cost savings associated with increased reusability and maintainability of content. This paper explores key aspects that are absolutely critical to enabling these benefits, specifically metadata and taxonomy.
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| Date: | Nov 2003 | ||
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