When I speak to people from schools that are currently involved in an LMS selection process, I very often hear the following assumptions and line of reasoning: Sakai 2 hasn’t set the world on fire, and anyway, it’s going to be replaced by Sakai 3 soon. But Sakai 3 isn’t ready yet, and we aren’t […]
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Sakai 3 Roadmap and Progress
Up until now, it would have been fair to call Sakai 3 a mature experiment. Two years of work have been invested, mostly by Cambridge, to test out some ideas about the design, architecture, and development ecosystem of next-generation virtual learning environments. We have learned a lot from it, but the level of commitment to […]
Ian Dolphin Appointed Executive Director of the Sakai Foundation
I’m delighted to announce that Ian Dolphin is Sakai’s new Executive Director. Ian is an old hand in the community, having served two terms on the Foundation Board. He’s no stranger to open source and open education, having served on the boards for Jasig and Curriki as well. Most recently, he worked at the JISC […]
Some Strengths of Sakai 2: Part V
This is the fifth and final installment from our friends at the University of North Carolina:
Some Strengths of Sakai 2: Part IV
Here’s the fourth of five installments from our good friends at the University of North Carolina Sakai Pilot blog—this one on public versus private content:
Come to the Sakai 2010 Conference in Denver
If you are Sakai-curious and want to know more about the platform and the community, you should come to the conference, which is going to be June 15-17 in Denver this year. I am delighted to say that our keynote speaker will be Anya Kamenetz.
Some Strengths of Sakai 2: Part III
Here’s the third of five installments from our good friends at the University of North Carolina Sakai Pilot blog: For those who need to adopt an LMS before Sakai 3 will be ready but worry about making the migration, take a look at the progress being made in melding Sakai 2 with Sakai 3: Depending […]