A nice mention of Sakai in an article in University Business. Michael King, vice president of IBM Education Industry, wrote the article.
Here’s a brief excerpt:
….the education industry must offer (1) more open access to education for more students, regardless of their institution, the region they live in, or any other factor; (2) more open data and processes within and across institutions to improve quality and outcomes measurements; and (3) a more open culture of collaboration to foster reuse and sharing, to ultimately lower costs of operation and delivery within the industry. With all this openness, addressing security and privacy concerns will be critical. These changes can be enabled by more open technologies. Together, this new paradigm is referred to as “open education.”
Read the full article here.
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