Edukors Graph

An open framework for designing and delivering adaptive courses.

Edukors Graph (EG) separates the roles of its actors into three categories:

01 Author Designs and builds the course.
.egf
02 Provider Hosts and offers the course.
LTI
03 Consumer Consumes the course and delivers it to the learner.
Learner

Author

A person, typically a teacher, responsible for conceiving and developing the course. Their main tool is the Edukors Graph Editor.

Download for Windows Edukors_Graph_Editor_Win.zip Download for macOS Edukors_Graph_Editor_Mac.dmg Source code github.com/mgarlabx/edukors_graph_editor

Alternatively, the author can use tools such as Claude Code or Codex with a dedicated skill:

edukors-graph-builder Skill for Claude Code / Codex (.zip)

The final product is a single JSON file with the .egf extension (Edukors Graph Format). Its specification is available here:

EGF specification (JSON Schema v1) edukors.org/graph/schema/v1

Provider

A web server that hosts an application called the player, which essentially “plays” the JSON created by the author. The player can be built in many ways; a suggested implementation is available below.

Reference player github.com/mgarlabx/edukors_graph/player

A key feature of the player is delivering the course through the LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability) protocol.

Consumer

The application that presents the course supplied by the provider to the learner. It is an LMS (Learning Management System) compatible with the LTI protocol, such as:

  • Moodle
  • Canvas
  • Blackboard

More details and technical specifications

Edukors Graph github.com/mgarlabx/edukors_graph