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Locked In An LMS Mental Cage?
Our community has been discussing EDUCAUSE 2011 (both on campus and virtually), and one theme that seems to be resonating is the erosion of centrality of the LMS (learning management system). With LMS platforms increasingly built to integrate with Web 2 platforms, particularly Google Apps tools, the LMS no longer needs to be the "be all and end all" for learning, collaboration, and exchange.
"Ready Player One" and "Reamde"
Reading Reamde (Kindle) and Ready Player One (Audible) simultaneously is somewhat of a surreal experience, as both novels feature massively...
Transparency and Pearson's Free OpenClass LMS: 4 Ideas
Michael Feldstein has a terrific post over on his e-Literate blog: "Why Pearson’s OpenClass Is a Big Deal." Michael's post...
EDUCAUSE EdTech: 5 Observations
EDUCAUSE manages to cram in many different meeting experiences during a single conference. We go to EDUCAUSE to learn best...
EDUCAUSE Day #1 Observations
Looking forward to hearing your take-aways and observations from EDUCAUSE. A few un-filtered reactions from day 1: Godin's Keynote: I'm of two minds on Seth Godin's keynote, "Invisible or Remarkable?" The keynote was hugely enjoyable.
3 Questions for Blackboard at EDUCAUSE 2011
This is an important EDUCAUSE for Blackboard. Many of us will be taking a hard look at the company, the...
Adrian Sannier, Pearson's OpenClass Guru, Responds to IHE Community Questions
Before we get to OpenClass, and my re-posting Senior Pearson VP Adrian Sannier's answers about our IHE community OpenClass questions...
Pearson Should Engage In An Open Discussion On OpenClass: 15 IHE Community Questions
As of this writing, (10/16 at 1:30pm), no one from Pearson has engaged the IHE community in our discussion about...