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]]> By: Nice Sakai blog post « Michael Korcuska Sakai Blog http://www.worldatways.com/2008/10/19/blackboard/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Nice Sakai blog post « Michael Korcuska Sakai Blog Tue, 21 Oct 2008 13:09:09 +0000 http://www.worldatways.com/?p=247#comment-7 [...] 21, 2008 by Michael Korcuska Marist College faculty member and blogger Kevin Gaugler just added a nice post about Sakai to his blog (called The World A.T. Ways). Kevin is an Associate Professor of Spanish and Chair of [...] [...] 21, 2008 by Michael Korcuska Marist College faculty member and blogger Kevin Gaugler just added a nice post about Sakai to his blog (called The World A.T. Ways). Kevin is an Associate Professor of Spanish and Chair of [...]

]]> By: josh.baron http://www.worldatways.com/2008/10/19/blackboard/comment-page-1/#comment-6 josh.baron Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:45:43 +0000 http://www.worldatways.com/?p=247#comment-6 Great posting on Sakai...as you know, I strongly agree that "open education" in all of its forms (open-source, open courseware, open learning, etc.) is one of the most powerful emerging models for the future of education. Folks may be interested in hearing more about Sakai directly from instructors who are using it to innovate their teaching practices and the learning experiences their student receive. You can do so by taking a look at the presentations of last year's winners for the Teaching with Sakai Innovation award which are available at: http://www.cpm.jussieu.fr/CPM/activites/visioconf/sakai_conf.htm#2AD (this is from last year's international Sakai Conference that took place in Paris, France). Keep up the blog posts, their much needed on this subject! Josh Great posting on Sakai…as you know, I strongly agree that “open education” in all of its forms (open-source, open courseware, open learning, etc.) is one of the most powerful emerging models for the future of education.

Folks may be interested in hearing more about Sakai directly from instructors who are using it to innovate their teaching practices and the learning experiences their student receive. You can do so by taking a look at the presentations of last year’s winners for the Teaching with Sakai Innovation award which are available at: http://www.cpm.jussieu.fr/CPM/activites/visioconf/sakai_conf.htm#2AD (this is from last year’s international Sakai Conference that took place in Paris, France).

Keep up the blog posts, their much needed on this subject!

Josh

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