Comments on: Apparent Progress Toward a More Usable Sakai http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/ What We Are Learning About Online Learning...Online Fri, 18 May 2012 06:39:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Perceived lack of long-term support hampering Sakai and Kuali adoption « Chris Coppola's Blog http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-790 Perceived lack of long-term support hampering Sakai and Kuali adoption « Chris Coppola's Blog Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:31:14 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-790 [...] and team are reacting to Michael Feldstein’s post from [...] [...] and team are reacting to Michael Feldstein’s post from [...]

]]> By: Michael Feldstein http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-789 Michael Feldstein Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:31:03 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-789 Thanks for the detail, Michael. All good news.<br /><br />"BE!", regarding Moodle, what about it? I like Moodle, but it has nothing to do with this post.<br /> Thanks for the detail, Michael. All good news.

"BE!", regarding Moodle, what about it? I like Moodle, but it has nothing to do with this post.

]]> By: bloggy blog http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-788 bloggy blog Thu, 20 Sep 2007 02:22:55 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-788 [...] Apparent Progress Toward a More Usable Sakai at e-Literate (tags: education) [...] [...] Apparent Progress Toward a More Usable Sakai at e-Literate (tags: education) [...]

]]> By: BE! http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-787 BE! Thu, 20 Sep 2007 02:22:02 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-787 What about Moodle? Also an open-source alternative to Blackboard. What about Moodle? Also an open-source alternative to Blackboard.

]]> By: Michael Korcuska http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-786 Michael Korcuska Thu, 20 Sep 2007 00:11:05 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/apparent-progress-toward-a-more-usable-sakai/#comment-786 Thanks for noticing this announcement, Michael. There are already two active threads of discussion on possible projects and I'll be starting the search for a UX lead for the project when I get back from the Fluid Summit next week in Toronto.Just one clarification. The "next release" is 2.5 and is scheduled for November. None of the work under this initiative will be done then, although there are a number of usability improvement in 2.5. My objective is to get this initiative to deliver results for 2.6 and, more importantly, accelerate the community's transition to a user-centered approach. That's happening already, by the way, we are just trying to make it move faster.Michael Thanks for noticing this announcement, Michael. There are already two active threads of discussion on possible projects and I’ll be starting the search for a UX lead for the project when I get back from the Fluid Summit next week in Toronto.Just one clarification. The "next release" is 2.5 and is scheduled for November. None of the work under this initiative will be done then, although there are a number of usability improvement in 2.5. My objective is to get this initiative to deliver results for 2.6 and, more importantly, accelerate the community’s transition to a user-centered approach. That’s happening already, by the way, we are just trying to make it move faster.Michael

]]>