Sakai - Revision history

65.96.146.136 at 15:32, 26 July 2010

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Absentminded at 00:59, 17 July 2010

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Absentminded at 22:24, 4 February 2010

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128.59.182.171 at 21:11, 22 September 2008

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Scifikayaker at 17:51, 15 December 2007

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Foobar at 23:45, 5 April 2007

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Absentminded at 23:24, 5 April 2007

2007-04-05T23:24:40Z

Reaganaut: /* External links */

2007-03-30T04:38:52Z

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Reaganaut at 04:38, 30 March 2007

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Absentminded at 04:29, 30 March 2007

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 '''Sakai''' is an open source platform that Columbia intends to use in its replacement for [[Courseworks]]. During Fall of 2008, [[CUIT]] began piloting Sakai.
-Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in 7 different columns he wrote for the Spectator, some not even on the topic of Sakai.
+[[Josh Hirschland]] somehow managed to mention it in 7 different columns he wrote for the Spectator, some not even on the topic of Sakai.
 [[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the course bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years as of January 2007. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.

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 [[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the course bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years as of January 2007. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
 The [[Agora]] project was basically killed when it was decided to wait and see what Sakai will offer, whenever it's implemented.
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 *[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2006/12/11/five-years-later-courseworks-expands-academic-resources Spectator: Five Years Later Courseworks Expands Academic Resources Dec. 11 2006]
 *[http://eyedev.columbiaspectator.com/2007/01/23/staff-editorial-technical-support Spectator: Editorial discussing Sakai implementation]
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 '''Sakai''' is an open source platform that Columbia intends to use in its replacement for [[Courseworks]]. During Fall of 2008, [[CUIT]] began piloting Sakai.
-Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in every column he wrote for almost 2 years.
+Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in 7 different columns he wrote for the Spectator, some not even on the topic of Sakai.
-[[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the course bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
+[[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the course bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years as of January 2007. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
 The [[Agora]] project was basically killed when it was decided to wait and see what Sakai will offer, whenever it's implemented.
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 == External links ==
 *[http://sakaiproject.org/ Sakai Project website]
-*[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2006/12/11/News/Five-Years.Later.Courseworks.Expands.Academic.Resources-2531830-page2.shtml Spectator: Five Years Later Courseworks Expands Academic Resources]
+*[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2006/12/11/five-years-later-courseworks-expands-academic-resources Spectator: Five Years Later Courseworks Expands Academic Resources Dec. 11 2006]
-*[http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2007/01/23/Opinion/Staff.Editorial.Technical.Support-2668335.shtml Spectator: Editorial discussing Sakai]
+*[http://eyedev.columbiaspectator.com/2007/01/23/staff-editorial-technical-support Spectator: Editorial discussing Sakai implementation]
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-'''Sakai''' is an open source platform that Columbia intends to use in its replacement for [[Courseworks]].
+'''Sakai''' is an open source platform that Columbia intends to use in its replacement for [[Courseworks]]. During Fall of 2008, [[CUIT]] began piloting Sakai.
 Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in every column he wrote for almost 2 years.
-[[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
+[[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the course bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
 The [[Agora]] project was basically killed when it was decided to wait and see what Sakai will offer, whenever it's implemented.

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 Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in every column he wrote for almost 2 years.
-[[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the bulletin into one site. They expect this to talk at least 5 years. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
+[[CUIT]] plans on using the Sakai platform to integrate the course directory, [[SSOL]], couseworks, and the bulletin into one site. They expect this to take at least 5 years. The fact that by the time they implement an already old technology in 5 years will mean that Columbia will be close to a decade late in implementing technology around since 2002 has apparently been lost on everyone.
 The [[Agora]] project was basically killed when it was decided to wait and see what Sakai will offer, whenever it's implemented.

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	Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in every column he wrote for almost 2 years.		Josh Hirschland somehow managed to mention it in every column he wrote for almost 2 years.

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