[Portfolio] Sakai 3-ish discussion
Robin Hill
hill at uwyo.edu
Sat Mar 21 08:38:47 PDT 2009
Yes, that's me (mentioned below), catching up after an entire week away!
I have long wanted to participate in the OSP (Sakai-portfolio)
conference calls on Mondays-- I'm in a very convenient time zone. And I
will now follow through, as a minor start at integration of the groups.
As our T&L leader Josh states in a later message, the Teaching and
Learning group is quite interested in portfolios (as is the End-User
group, currently leaderless) and a joint phone meeting would be
efficacious, as well.
Nancy O'Laughlin wrote:
> I talked to Mathieu a little this afternoon. There are actually four
> groups that meet. There is our OSP group, the Sakai UX group
> (Sakai3), the T&L (Teaching and Learning) group and an End User Group
> (which is documentation and support). It is the End User Group and
> the T&L group that try to get together once a month for a joint
> meeting. He gave Robin Hill's name as someone that is interested in
> both groups and acts as a contact between the groups. As Noah
> mentioned the UX group is busy getting ready for their upcoming
> release for Cambridge/GeorgiaTech so they have not met with the T&L
> group other than for a demo that Peter gave to the group. The primary
> topics in the T&L group have been the Teaching with Sakai Innovation
> Award, the upcoming conference in Boston and "Potential Vignette Use
> Case" and now a new Requirements process. For more information on
> the T&L group Mathieu keeps this site up to date:
> http://confluence.sakaiproject.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=19808.
> It seems the focus is primarily course/project related but it is
> hard to know if that is because no one involved in portfolios is
> active in this group. Probably the best thing to do is to get someone
> that is interested in both to sit in on their weekly conference
> calls and report back to our group or perhaps we should suggest a
> joint meeting with them to see how the two groups might interface
> with each other. For those that don't know they meet on Wednesdays at
> 11:30 - similar process as ours. Nancy
>
>
> Sean Keesler wrote:
>> Here are some notes I took from the community conference call
>> during our discussion of the future development:
>>
>> Relevant notes from 2009-03-16 OSP Community Call
>>
>> Sean reviewed the changed to the vignettes page
>> <http://confluence.sakaiproject.org/confluence/x/BoD3Ag> with the
>> group and suggested that a next step would be to come up with a
>> strategy for introducing this to the Sakai3 working group. Noah has
>> been keeping his finger on the pulse of Sakai 3, but others
>> probably could also participate. Sean asked if others would be
>> willing and able to participate in conversations with the UX and
>> T&L group, and if so, how do we best do that? Noah mentioned that
>> there is a weekly UX call that could be used, but that the main
>> conversations for Sakai3 are small conversations over Skype and the
>> Sakai 001 bridge with Nathan and a small group of developers. This
>> group is under a lot of pressure to release a version of Sakai 3
>> for Cambridge/GeorgiaTech and we are unlikely to have an impact on
>> its direction.
>>
>> Perhaps a good strategy for interacting with the Sakai 3 WG would
>> be to do so in concert with the T&L group. We recognize that there
>> is a barrier between how we think. Lynn had mentioned last week
>> that they are primarily focused on course/project sites. It may be
>> that the readiness of the OSP are a barrier (in which case, we
>> should talk with them soon to ensure that this is not the case in
>> the future). Nancy mentioned that Matthiew Plourde attends the T&L
>> calls and she would ask him for a recommendation on how the T&L
>> group is interacting with the Sakai 3/UX group and report back next
>> week.
>>
>>
>>
>> -- Sean Keesler 130 Academy Street Manlius, NY 13104 315-663-7756
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Robin Hill, Ph.D. hill at uwyo.edu 307-766-5499
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