Formative Assessment-Based LMS

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Posted by German Kalinec on 04/21/2025 03:42 PM


Skilled Messaging


assessing skills

The blog post "Skilled Messaging" marks a significant update to the FabLMS project, introducing two key features: a structured skills-based assessment system and a class messaging component. The skills assessment distinguishes between knowledge and character skills, emphasizing the importance of observable demonstrations and standardized rubrics attached to each skill. The class messaging feature aims to foster communication within the platform, enhancing its functionality beyond assessments.

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Posted by German Kalinec on 04/21/2025 03:42 PM

Skilled Messaging

The blog post "Skilled Messaging" marks a significant update to the FabLMS project, introducing two key features: a structured skills-based assessment system and a class messaging component. The skills assessment distinguishes between knowledge and character skills, emphasizing the importance of observable demonstrations and standardized rubrics attached to each skill. The class messaging feature aims to foster communication within the platform, enhancing its functionality beyond assessments.

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Posted by German Kalinec on 02/24/2025 12:46 PM

A School with Messages

Built out a basic messaging system—and wow, it already changes how the app feels. Being able to talk inside the platform makes it feel less like a tool and more like an actual place. It’s starting to feel like a school now.

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Posted by German Kalinec on 01/04/2025 09:45 PM

New Year's Update

The latest update for FabLMS, and the first update of the new year. In this update I talk about the new features that were added, including class management and the new permissions.

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Posted by German Kalinec on 12/16/2024 11:04 PM

The foundation for the three pillars is up

The core pieces are finally falling into place—auth, user roles, profiles, and even a working screen that feels like an actual app. It’s still early and rough, but the shape of the thing is there now. The foundation’s no longer just an idea—it’s starting to look real.

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