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Tag Archives: IMS
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
The Future of the LMS
Here’s the ninety-minute video and slides from a presentation I made to UMassOnline last month called W(h)ither the LMS? It’s a fairly institution- and enterprise-centric vision, but it has the potential to cohabitate rather nicely with more distributed, informal personal … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Notable Posts, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged IMS, LMS, UMassOnline 2 Comments
Lots of News in the IMS Standards World
Update: Scott Wilson rightly pointed out to me that the IMS produces specifications, not standards. This week was the annual IMS Learning Impact conference, and it brought with it a slew of announcements about progress on education-specific technical standards: Learning … Continue reading
Blackboard's Progress Toward Standards Support
Coming out of this week’s IMS meeting, Ray Henderson has a good post up describing the progress Blackboard was able to demonstrate toward support of the IMS Common Cartridge (CC) and Basic Learning Tool Interoperability (BLTI) standards. Sometimes it’s hard … Continue reading
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