Tag Archives: WebCT

The Long Tail of Learning Applications

By Michael Feldstein | August 7, 2005

Not too long ago, I introduced the notion of a Learning Management Operating System, or LMOS. I’m going to be blogging about this concept quite a bit in the coming days and weeks, so I have created a theme heading for it on my blog. My first few posts on the topic will focus on [...]

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Now, That’s What I’m Talkin’ ’bout!

By Michael Feldstein | June 22, 2005

An excerpt from Sakai’s press release regarding a demonstration of the IMS Tool Interoperability (TI) standard:
The demonstration included four LMS systems including BlackBoard, WebCT, Sakai, and Moodle. The demonstration included three applications: Concept Tutor, Samigo(Sakai), and QuestionMark. All LMS/Application combinations worked and were demonstrated at the meeting which validates the [...]

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WebCT and Open Source

By Michael Feldstein | June 8, 2005

James Farmer has a bee in his bonnet about the fact that WebCT is integrating Open Source components such as PHPWiki into the LMS. he writes,
…[T]he essence is that WebCT, as far as I can tell, are now ‘integrating’ and are planning to integrate a huge swathe of open source tools essentially into WebCT so [...]

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