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Introduction

CanDo is an online application that allows teachers and administrators to track student acquisition of competencies during a course. Using a database of competencies which students are expected to acquire, teachers can use CanDo to track and manage student progress in meeting their competency goals.

Package installation

CanDo requires an external repository be added to your UbuntuHelp:Repositories list, as well as Multiverse.

Step 1: Repositories

Enable the Universe and Multiverse repositories.

You will also need to add this line to your sources.list:

deb ftp://ftp.schooltool.org/pub/schooltool/archives/cando breezy main

Read the UbuntuHelp:Repositories wiki page for further help on this step.

At the time of writing, there are no specific packages for dapper, but the breezy packages should work.

Step 2: Install Files

There are five packages that need to be installed. They are ssh, msttcorefonts, ca-certifications, xpdf, and cando. To install via command line, issue the following:

# sudo apt-get install ssh msttcorefonts ca-certifications xpdf cando

NOTE: Refer to the Post-installation information at the bottom of this page.

Subversion Installation

The following is a brief tutorial on how to install Can``Do``2006 via the School``Tool svn repository. This tutorial will be done via the command line in a terminal window.

Step 1: Install Necessary Files

In order to install via the subversion repository, the following packages need to be installed:

# sudo apt-get install subversion gcc libc6-dev make python-dev python2.4-libxml2 python2.4-imaging

Step 2: Prepare the CanDo Directory

For this tutorial, we will be installing Can``Do``2006 into the users ~/ home directory. The following commands will download the necessary source files into the ~/cando2006 directory:

# cd ~/
# svn co http://svn.schooltool.org/cando/trunk cando2006

Step 3: Install CanDo

The following commands will install Can``Do``2006:

# cd ~/cando2006
# make
# cd SchoolTool
# make

Post-installation information

The CanDo server runs on localhost:7280. This means it is running on the local computer at port 7280. In order to log onto the server, use username manager and password schooltool.