I’m extremely pleased to announce the re-launch of the Sakai website. It’s the product of a great deal of hard work over the past several months. There is still a good deal of work to do in terms of adding content and improving what is already there, so don’t hesitate to send us your feedback [...]
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The Chronicle of Higher Education just published an interesting article about Blackboard in which Sakai is mentioned several times (along with Moodle and D2L). Overall, the article is well written and balanced. It’s rare that I read news coverage about something I know well and end up feeling the reporter did a good job of [...]
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If you follow the Sakai lists you may know that Megan May, Sakai’s director of Quality Assurance, has been offered a promotion at Indiana University and thus, will be stepping down from her role in the Sakai community. Megan has been working 50% for IU and 50% for Sakai–a situation that was not sustainable in [...]
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I’m pleased to announce the newest Sakai Commercial Affiliate, NetSpot in Austrailia. NetSpot is an Australian eLearning technology services company for the Higher Education market in the Asia Pacific region. They offer include managed hosting and managed applications, help desk, technical support, training, migration, integration, software development and implementation consulting. NetSpot has a specialty in [...]
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Well, actually, Cambridge. But if I say “Cambridge” and Sakai in the same sentence, most people will think England. So, we’ll be in Cambridge, Massachusetts next summer, right across the river from Boston and just next to MIT. The conference dates are Wednesday-Friday, July 8 – 10, with pre-conference sessions on Tuesday the 7th. Note [...]
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Sakai Courseware Management: The Official Guide is now available from Packt publishing. The publisher is paying a percentage of every book sold directly to the Sakai Foundation. And Alan and I are donating all royalties directly to the Sakai Foundation.
