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Stephen Downes Missed the Point
OK, so Stephen Downes doesn’t like the LMOS: I have been sort of sympathetic to the concept of the learningmanagement operating system (LMOS) because, after all, the concept includes things that I favour: distributed resources, user access to the underlying … Continue reading
Posted in LMOS, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged Bernie-Durfee, eLearning-Framework, JISC, Stephen-Downes, SUNY 33 Comments
