[sakai-pmc] rWiki and xWiki > Re: Talkin' Sakai 11

[Berg, Alan]

Hi Chuck,

I notice a number of BasicLTI integrations with wordpress. I have no experience of quality in the market place, however, in your opinion are there any good quality integrations for a WIKI that could act as a replacement?

Regards,
           Alan


Alan Berg

Innovation working group
On the use of ICT in Education & Research
University of Amsterdam
Postbus 1025 / 1000 BA Amsterdam
Weesperzijde 190 / 1097 DZ Amsterdam
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Sent: 12 February 2014 15:42
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Cc: Josh Baron
Subject: Re: [sakai-pmc] rWiki and xWiki > Re: Talkin' Sakai 11

I also feel that the rwiki deprecation for Sakai-11 has the lowest consensus of the proposed Sakai-11 ideas shared by Anthony.  Personally I am not convinced at all that it should be removed.

Those advocating for deprecation should propose an alternative and be prepared to put resources into making the alternative work.

/Chuck

On Feb 11, 2014, at 3:29 PM, Josh Baron <Josh.Baron at marist.edu<mailto:Josh.Baron at marist.edu>> wrote:

While we were at Apereo Camp I mentioned work that took place at Marist in 2010, in collaboration with rSmart, to experiment with integrating xWiki (http://www.xwiki.org/) into Sakai.  The project was undertaken because of what seems to be heavy use (or at least interest) by teachers to have wiki-like capabilities and the feeling that rWiki was not likely to be further developed.  Although this was more of a proof-of-concept we were successful in deploying the integration.  It is likely that updates to xWiki at this point may make this integration even easier (LTI?).

Folks can review all of the prior work and code at: https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/SAKDEV/XWiki+Integration

Although the person who worked on this, Adam Hocek, is no longer at Marist I'm sure there would be interested in continuing this work if others were interested.

Josh

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