Tag Archives: Unicon

SunGard Delivers Sakai Support Through rSmart Partnership

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Michael Feldstein

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 →

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IMS Learning Information Services: The State of the Union

Posted on November 8, 2009 by Michael Feldstein

Regular e-Literate readers know that I am a big booster of the IMS Learning Information Services specification. (For an overview of the basics of the specification, see my posts here, here, and here.) There has been a lot of news … Continue reading →

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Understanding Single Sign-On

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Michael Feldstein

This is a little geeky, but if you’ve ever wondered what “single sign-on” really means in the enterprise space, Unicon’s Andrew Petro has a great ten-minute YouTube video explaining the concepts, specifically as they are implemented in Jasig’s Central Authentication … Continue reading →

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At the JA-SIG Conference Next Week

Posted on April 25, 2008 by Michael Feldstein

I’ll be traveling to St. Paul, MN on Sunday for the JA-SIG conference. I’ll be there all week, including the post-conference Sakai planning sessions on Thursday and Friday. I’m a co-presenter for one session with Unicon’s Cris Holdorph on integrating … Continue reading →

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Oracle AEI at the Sakai Atlanta Conference

Posted on January 6, 2007 by Michael Feldstein

Here, thanks to the magic of SlideShare, are the slides from one of the Academic Enterprise Initiative (AEI) presentations at the Atlanta conference: A few comments on the presentation are in order:

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