[Portfolio] Today's T&L Call > Discussing a Future Vision
Josh Baron
Josh.Baron at marist.edu
Wed Feb 12 10:05:52 PST 2014
Colleagues,
As a reminder, we will be holding our weekly Teaching and Learning call
today in about an hour, 2 PM Eastern Time (New York). Dial-in information
and a link to our etherpad for note taking is at:
https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/PED/Sakai+Teaching+and+Learning+Conference+Calls
Since we did not have time on the call last week to discuss in any detail
very early thoughts around a longer-term vision for Sakai, I'd like to
suggest that we spend time on this topic today. To provide an initial
jumping off place for this conversation, I am including a VERY EARLY DRAFT
of some of the ideas that I have been pondering. I want to stress that
these are my own personal ideas and don't reflect any else. I should also
note that in putting this together I decided to look to the Learning
Design Lenses that were developed in 2010 see to what extent they meant
sense to incorporate. If you need a reference for the Design Lenses you
can find details at:
https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/PED/Sakai+Learning+Capabilities+v+1.0
.
Outside of this topic, a number of people have asked me to do a demo of
OAE and some of the pilots we've been running at Marist and I'd like to
see if we can identify a call when it make sense to do this so I can get
it on my schedule.
Of course, feel free to bring other agenda items or ideas to the call.
Josh
A Strategic Vision for the Next Generation LMS
** DRAFT **
Core Learning Services – Core Learning Services that are (or will be)
fundamental to teaching and learning
· Learning and Teaching Management Services
o Roles and Permissions (Individuals and Groups)
o Event Messaging/Enterprise Service Bus
o Data Capture and Secure Sharing
· User Autonomy and Networking
o Profiles
o Personalization
o Academic Networking
· User Interface
o User Experience Framework – Technical and UI specifications which
are “enforced” by the OS to ensure consistent UX.
· Openness
o Open Standards and APIs
o Interoperability
o Open Licensing – ability to support use of Creative Commons
licenses
o Open Educational Resources – ability to integrate with OER
projects, content, etc.
Learning Apps – Teaching and Learning tools which are developed
independently from the Learning OS and which are designed to “run” in any
compliant Learning OS.
· Core Learning Apps – Apps deemed by the community as being
essential to teaching and learning. These would require strategic
investment by the community in order to become a viable LMS solution.
o Content Creation and Use
o Learning Activities
o Learning Interactions
o Assessment and Evaluation
· External Learning App – These would be developed independent of
the larger project and easily deployed in Sakai or other complaint LMS.
Apps could be developed without advanced programming skills.
o Data Visualization tools
o Mobile tools
· Learning App Store – Supported by the Apereo Foundation, this
would be an online store for individuals and institutions to purchase Apps
(which would be reviewed and approved before becoming available). This
could become a revenue stream for the project if desired.
Learning Cloud – A set of services and infrastructure that would site
“above the institution” and facilitate sharing, collaboration and
research.
· Instructional Content Repository
· Pedagogical Best Practices
· Research Learning Record Store
· Academic Networking
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Joshua Baron
Senior Academic Technology Officer
Marist College
Poughkeepsie, New York 12601
(845) 575-3623 (work)
Twitter: JoshBaron
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