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Tag Archives: IMS LIS
Notes on the IMS Learning Impact Conference
This year’s Learning Impact conference was the best attended that I can remember. The conference is also getting closer to what I would consider to be a healthy balance between vendors and university folks. This post is going to hit … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Openness, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged Colin Smythe, IMS, IMS LIS, LI11, Linda Feng 1 Comment
SunGard Delivers Sakai Support Through rSmart Partnership
This is pretty big news. SunGard will be providing Sakai support services to its customers. If you’re interested in Sakai, you can contract with SunGard to get help migrating, setting up integration, and training faculty, as well as ongoing hosting … Continue reading
Posted in Notable Posts, Openness, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged edunomics, IMS LIS, Oracle, rSmart, Sakai Project, Sungard, Unicon 7 Comments
How To Judge Your Vendor’s Support for a Standard
I wasn’t planning on writing this post, but I’ve become aware of several recent conversations that have led me to the conclusion that it would be useful to get this out. For people who adopt software, trying to judge the … Continue reading
Posted in Openness, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged IMS LIS, Oracle-Corporation, SAIP 5 Comments
