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Open Learning Exchange is recreating its Global Learning Library using Drupal as the front end.

We are putting a team together to finish the first iteration of this tool my the end of May.

The goal is to develop a simple interface that allows users to:

1. upload a group of files and links as a collection
2. browse/search/preview/evaluate collections in the library
3. add collections to a personal library
4. download a zip file containing all files and links in the collection along with their metadata
5. create saved searches with email and rss notification

Hey all,
I've finally gotten to the point of moving my site into the "real world" and off of my desktop running XAMPP. I'm trying to do things proper and I've set up a SVN server at Beanstalk (www.beanstalkapp.com/). So, at this point I'm trying to figure out how to best manage the site and the repository. I'm a SVN newbie, so I'm struggling with how I should go about adding my site files to the repository. I'm using Tortoise SVN for windows. So, should I make a new repository and add the whole Drupal installing into that folder? Or, should I create a repository inside the drupal folder and add the /sites/.. folder into the repository?
I ultimately want to be to be able to have the main live site get committed to the repository every day, then get copied to a test site. I'm just not sure how to best get things initially set up.

We are seeking a developer to assist us with creating a new or re-purposing an existing dynamic research repository that can capture various case studies, articles, websites and other semantic information from a multi- member research team. Our focus is green building and sustainability to which we use this research content to populate our online learning portal, develop curriculum and increase our consulting knowledge.

Some of the repository attributes would include:

1. Drupal based or Drupal friendly alternative (MySQL)