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Tag Archives: Rob-Abel
When It Comes to Content, Say “Yes” to Wrappers But “No” to Containers
Scott Leslie has a good post up ruminating on the moving target of open textbooks which reminded me that I have long intended to write a follow-up to an exchange that he, I, and Rob Abel had in the comments … Continue reading
A New Article Out
I’ve been so busy lately that I haven’t even had time to post notice that I have a new article published in ALT-N. I’ve been having conversations on and off with Rob Abel about ways to ensure that educational technology … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Pattern Languages, Usability and Human Factors
Tagged ALT, IMS, pattern-language, Rob-Abel, Seb-Schmoller, Stephen-Downes, use-cases
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Patents and IMS Common Cartridge
A while back, IMS CEO Rob Abel was kind enough to comment on my post regarding the potential impact of patents on educational technology standards. As part of his summary at the end of the comment, he wrote, It’s difficult … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Democracy, Openness, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!)
Tagged Common-Cartridge, edupatents, IMS, JEDEC, Pearson-PLC, Rob-Abel
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