Learning about SCORM package development

Unix System Administration

Frank G. Fiamingo

University Technology Services
The Ohio State University

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These notes are used for a course I put together here at
The Ohio State University. In the hope that others might also
find them useful, I'm making the notes available on-line.

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The years between 1914 and 1945 were dominated by two world wars, depression, and totalitarian movements. The mechanized mass killing of World War I, in particular, created a feeling of uncertainty, instability, and that human existence was random and meaningless. The purpose of this module is to trace the aforementioned concepts through the interwar years by exploring how they are reflected in the literature, philosophy, and art of the time.