Tag Archives: Chuck-Severence

Openness: Finally, We’re Getting Somewhere

By Michael Feldstein | October 31, 2008

Update: The Sannier vs. Wheeler smackdown is available on video here. Microsoft Silverlight is required.
As I sit on the flight home from the EDUCAUSE conference thinking back on the themes of the week, it is clear to me that various flavors of openness have finally arrived in a big way in higher education, with [...]

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Secret Society Maybe Not So Secret

By Michael Feldstein | June 18, 2008

Since I complained recently about the IMS needing to open up more, it’s only fair that I should give credit when they actually do it. Chuck Severence, who now works part-time for the IMS, has a public test site up for people who want to test against a subset of the forthcoming Learning Tool Interoperability [...]

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Cost of Exit

By Michael Feldstein | May 10, 2008

A while back, I picked up on D’Arcy Norman’s complaint about how Moodle doesn’t export content to a standard. In a response to one of the comments on my post, I suggested that open source LMS communities like Moodle’s should encourage adopting institutions to consider the cost of exit as a selection criterion for their [...]

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