[Using Sakai] LMS evaluations & comparisions?

[Gregory Guthrie]

As I understand this data is fairly complex to really understand; one can try to count downloads, active installations, seats, course enrollments, ... many different metrics.

And since Sakai has no self-reporting tracking like Moodle, so it is hard to really know who is doing what with it. The Campus Survey is very interesting data, but again is a self-selecting and pre-selected sample.

With Moodle every even small self-install or usage site gets counted. I saw some statistic that a big percentage of Moodle sites were below 10 users as I recall. From this I would think that actual Sakai usage as defined by delivered courses is higher than generally described.

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From: Scott Siddall [mailto:siddall at longsight.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2012 7:56 AM
Subject: RE: [Using Sakai] LMS evaluations & comparisions?

It's good to have data so here's more:    Sakai has 6-7% of the US higher ed market according to the Campus Computing Survey.   The data were gathered from about 500 US institutions of higher ed who chose to participate.

                Scott

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