Re: UU pages mock-ups

[Sergey <sergey@total-knowledge.com>]

Anatoly Volynets wrote:

> Easy: nothing tragic happens (: Repository is the storage where 
> authors shop for suitable UMOs. That's it! Author's workbench is his 
> course, period. If he finds something in the Repository he, most 
> probably edits it, puts it in his course and feels happy.
The question is how does he put it in his course(what if he wants to add 
problem to the test that belongs to this TLT(course)?).
How do we know to what course to put an object which user just found 
using repository search? Keep it in the environment while user is 
searching? What if he visited other courses/objects before doing an 
assignment?
How about  a validation of the assignment? Javascript won't help here, 
it will have to be done on the server side then.
What does user do after he edits the object that he just found and want 
to assign it to any other object? Probably he sees the link that goes to 
exactly the same View All Repository page but with bunch of checkboxes 
and smart javascript that will validate assignment. Then we got back to 
where it started.
It's not like Windows folder structure where you can have 2 widows with 
folders open and drug and drop whatever you want to where ever you want. 
What I'm currently trying to do is to somehow emulate user's experience 
with folders. Of course it won't be that pretty, but I'll try.