XCLAMS, is the XWiki Collaborative Learning Asset Management System. Base on the XWiki Platform, it is a very powerfull Asset Management System and Social Network software for the Education Community.

XCLAMS has been initiated by Curriki.org and serves as the basis of two major K-12 Education Communities Curriki.org and Sankore.org. More XClams users in the References section.

XCLAMS exists thanks to the hard work of it's supporters. For more information about the XClams project you can view Joshua Marks' presentation on Curriki.org at Educatice 2011 in Paris, France.

Use XWiki Clams

The best way to currently using XWiki Clams is to use Curriki.org or Planète Sankoré.

Download and Install XWiki Clams

Currently there is now download of XWiki Clams. This will come soon. To Install XWiki Clams, you will need to Build it from Source and Install it.

XClams Development Community

Welcome to the XCLAMS development community. This area is for developers of the XCLAMS software and all contributors in general.

	Project Governance How the XCLAMS project is managed.		Contributing Find out all the different manners in which you can contribute to the project.
	Bug reporting Report bugs you might have found in the product.		Give your feedback Tell us what you like and don't like about XCLAMS.
	Mailing Lists Discuss with the XCLAMS users and developers.		IRC Talk with other XCLAMS users or developers in real time.
	Sources, Building and Installing Find information on how to get XCLAMS sources, build and install XClams.		End-User Support End-User support: find help about the software and how to use it.
	Development Practices Tools suggestion to be able to contribute to the project in good conditions.		Development Tools A list of development tools that can be used when developing for the XCLAMS project.
	Hall of Fame Committers and developpers of the XClams project.		Design Design space where the developers of XClams exchange and document the technical specs of XClams.
	Releases See when and how each of the versions of XCLAMS and its predecessors have been released.