Archive for the 'Sakai' Category

Sakai Conference: Content Hosting & Resources

Monday, June 11th, 2007

Ian’s talking about plug-able back-end implementations for ContentHosting and the Resources tool. Looks like a VFS type layer that should support adding arbitrary backing stores - the example he gave was DSpace, but people are talking about other stores like AFS, iTunes, etc.

One of the comments that’s come up during the discussion is how do [...]

Sakai Conference: U-Camp

Monday, June 11th, 2007

Caught the last half of U-Camp at Sakai — mostly a presentation on RSF, from a designer’s perspective. There are pieces of RSF that do look attractive — plain (X)HTML templates, Spring integration, etc. I still wonder if the world needs yet another component framework — especially one that’s essentially proprietary to Sakai/Higher Education. Tapestry? [...]

Going to Sakai in Amsterdam

Friday, June 8th, 2007

(at the last minute) I’m going to be in Amsterdam next week at the Sakai conference. I’d love to link up with anyone there — IM jayshao or drop me email through the contact form and let’s pick a time to get together.

New Sakai Foundation Executive Director

Tuesday, June 5th, 2007

Dutch Sakai News & Opinions: New Executive Director for Sakai Foundation “Sakai Foundation Board of Directors, has announced today that we have a new Executive Director: ‘After a thorough search I am pleased to announce, on behalf of the Board of Directors, that Michael Korcuska has been named Executive Director of the Sakai Foundation, effective July [...]

Sakai UI Issues

Friday, May 11th, 2007

Sakai User Support Issues - Colin from the FLUID project is working to compile a list of outstanding UI/UE issues with Sakai, to target as FLUID gears itself up. Interesting list, though there’s a big project up ahead. Emerging themes seem to deal a lot with consistency and integration — not surprising considering Sakai’s architectural [...]

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