Edsurge
MARCH 27, 2019
The Sakai Project, an effort to build a community-source learning-management system as an alternative to commercial systems like Blackboard, started with great fanfare and grant support in 2004—but its use has shrunk to less than 3 percent of the LMS market in North America in 2018, according to a report by e-Literate.
Edsurge
MARCH 3, 2017
This article is written as a response to this commentary by Matthew Rascoff.who never asked for this. And with the sort of clarity that makes one feel a little dumb, it struck me: the great technology trend reversal of our times is hurtling at us. In the interest of full disclosure: I’m a co-founder of Acadly. Why do you have this?”.
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Bryan Alexander
JUNE 30, 2017
What’s happening with Sakai? First, despite its status as ed tech’s minivan, the LMS clearly nestles at the heart of so, so many questions and issues in technology and education. It’s one thing for some of us to share our own, individual thoughts through books, articles, podcasts, interviews, blog posts, etc.
Bryan Alexander
JUNE 30, 2017
What’s happening with Sakai? First, despite its status as ed tech’s minivan, the LMS clearly nestles at the heart of so, so many questions and issues in technology and education. It’s one thing for some of us to share our own, individual thoughts through books, articles, podcasts, interviews, blog posts, etc.
Kitaboo on EdTech
JUNE 20, 2022
In the era of technology and digitalization, traditional methods are either becoming obsolete or only working in tandem with modern technology. . In this article, let us explore this idea in greater detail. Sakai: This learning management system offers tools and features that enhance teaching, learning, and collaboration.
Hack Education
JUNE 17, 2016
. ” Via The Clarion-Ledger : “Contracts between the Mississippi Department of Education and two of the state superintendent’s former co-workers appear to duplicate technology-related services while costing the state hundreds of thousands of dollars.” ” asks The Economist in an article about coding bootcamps.
Hack Education
JUNE 3, 2016
” UC Davis suffered a week-long LMS outage , and lots of folks had to weigh in with their thoughts on what this meant about Sakai , running one’s own infrastructure , and open source. ” Larry Cuban on “ Integrating Technology In Classrooms: Teach To One in a Oakland Charter School.” “Try marketing.”
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