Community Resources

Tutorials and resources created by the ePoc community.

ePoc is a free project: beyond the official documentation, users create and share their own resources to help others get started with the solution.

This page gathers these contributions: video tutorials, articles, training materials, etc.

Video tutorials

  • Tutorial about ePoc (in French) by Johann Nallet, history-geography teacher and digital education trainer.

Tools

  • ePoc prompt generator (in French) by Laurent Bernard: generates a prompt to create an ePoc with an AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, etc.).
  • Papillote (in French) by Emmanuel Gaunard, project manager at the DRANE: a website to design an ePoc with the help of an AI (ILAAS by default or the one of your choice), based on the French school curricula. It lets you download the .epoc file, share it with students via a QR code, save it to Nuage or export it as SCORM. See the presentation video and the documentation.

ePocs

  • ePocs about cybersecurity by Charles Poulmaire: two courses available in French and English, with badges and a certificate.
    • Good practices: an introductory course in 4 chapters (securing access, protecting personal data, communications, devices), featuring videos from Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr.
    • OSINT: a thematic course in 3 chapters to get started with open-source intelligence (definition, hands-on practice, ethical questions).

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Submit an ePoc
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Editor
The ePoc editor is a desktop application that allows you to design, build, and publish your own microlearning courses, designed with mobile in mind. Export them for the ePoc application, the web (HTML) or your learning platform (SCORM). Free and open source. Developed by Inria.