[Building Sakai] [Management] Sakai 3 Capabilities

[Eli Cochran]

Nate,
Very helpful. I love the idea of having it all in one place.

At first I wanted to pull some of the items like "accessibility" and  
"rights and permissions" into their own list. They seem different than  
functionality that specifically supports teaching and learning.

But the more I think about it the more I like the one list to rule  
them all. It supports the idea that most of these concepts should be,  
like "Grading/Ranking/Rating/Reviewing/Evaluating", pervasive and  
omnipresent -- baked in everywhere -- in the same way that  
accessibility should be baked in everywhere and supported by the  
underlying architecture.

Thanks,
Eli

On Oct 28, 2009, at 2:38 AM, Nate Angell wrote:

> Like many of you, I've been frustrated by my ability to put my head
> around the conversations and intersections around Sakai 3.
>
> After a conversation with Clay, I decided to put together a stab at a
> wiki presentation of a Sakai 3 dashboard that might help us organize
> and better understand our work.
>
> Accordingly, I've posted the bones of an example below, where I've
> begun a list of capabilities already under discussion for Sakai 3:
> http://wiki.sakaiproject.org/display/MGT/Sakai+3+Capabilities
>
> And I began to flesh out one example capability: Grading:
> http://wiki.sakaiproject.org/display/MGT/Gradability
>
> Still missing from Gradability are examples of actual (user)
> experiences and technologies used to deliver this capability.
>
> There are at least a couple of limitations I see already to this
> format, but I'm open to suggestions and modifications:
>
> 1) Sakai 3 work is highly relational, yet it's handy to see material
> in context. I already found myself cutting and pasting material that
> might appear in more than one place.
>
> 2) The wiki format doesn't allow a preview of the "card" format, yet
> the card format allows chunks of info to surface at the top of the  
> page.
>
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Eli Cochran
user interaction developer
ETS, UC Berkeley