Do faculty at your university feel overwhelmed by all the learning applications available to them? Do they often have trouble finding the right application for their teaching needs? Or feel …
Are you using more than one app to teach your course? Maybe even three apps or more such as WordPress, Box, and Warpwire? This fall, a new learning platform, Kits, …
A new version of Sakai is coming to Duke. We’ll be performing an upgrade between midnight and 6:00 am on May 11. All courses and data will be available again …
On April 2 at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm in the Holsti-Anderson Family Assembly Room in Rubenstein Library, Joe Karaganis will give lectures on the Open Syllabus Project and “shadow …
Sakai 12 is now available! The new version has improved usability, a better mobile experience, and many new features and enhancements. Here are some new features in Sakai’s most important …
Learning Innovation, in collaboration with Office of Copyright and Scholarly Communications, is hosting a series of events on open education throughout March and early April. The broad term, open education, …
For the past two years, Duke faculty have been recognized for their innovative teaching practices through the annual Apereo Teaching and Learning Awards (ATLAS). Last year, Jennie De Gagne …
A few weeks ago, Michael Greene and I attended the University API Winter Workshop held in Utah. Brigham Young University has done significant work in building their own university APIs, …
Duke Sakai will be upgraded August 16. Sakai will be unavailable from midnight to 5 pm. Users will notice many enhancements including a mobile-friendly user interface, a new spreadsheet-style default …
The latest version of Warpwire (Duke’s streaming media too), released on December 30, has two important new features that allow users to organize content in libraries more effectively: tagging and sorting. Other new features are batch editing and a drop box mode for private file transfer. Workshops are being offered by CIT on Jan. 8 and 19.
