lunes, 24 de octubre de 2016

Apereo Newsletter, October 2016

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“From the Editor, Upcoming Events

1) EDUCAUSE 2016 Open Learning Analytics Conference Session Oct. 27
Through the Jisc's Effective Learning Analytics initiative, institutions are realizing one of the world's first open source academic early alert and intervention systems that leverages predictive analytics.Leaders of this U.K.-based initiative will share lessons learned from technical, implementation, and strategy perspectives and explain how others can get involved. Learn more at https://events.educause.edu/annual-conference/agenda/deploying-open-learning-analytics-at-national-scale-lessons-from-the-real-world.

2) Open Apereo 2017 Call For Proposals: Due 10/24/16 (Early Bird) & 11/28/16 (Final)

The program committee will review and accept submissions during the open submission period.  Early Bird Proposals entered by October 24 will be eligible for early review decisions by November 18, 2016.  The committee expects to have all proposals reviewed and final acceptances by December 16, 2016. Please note that you may login and edit/review this proposal only through the cutoff date of November 28, 2016.  

We look forward to your proposal!

Submit a proposal now!

3) Sakai Virtual Conference 2016: Nov. 2 
Announcements & Case Studies

November 2, 2016 - Online

Registration is $50 per person, with all proceeds going toward Sakai feature development. Attendees will have the opportunity to provide input on the enhancements they would like to see in Sakai. 

The Sakai Virtual Conference will take place entirely online on Wednesday, November 2, 2016.  You'll attend presentations in concurrent session webinar rooms, ask the presenters live questions, and get the conference experience without the expense of travel. There will be opportunities for networking, informal discussions, and back by popular demand, enter our Rogues Gallery (https://youtu.be/mpnknXbjjYw ) contest to win a prize. The “conference location” will be in Sakai, and we will be using Sakai tools such as Lessons, Forums, etc. to facilitate interaction among attendees. If you are comfortable in Sakai, you will easily engage in this virtual experience.

Find out how your peers are using Sakai at their institutions! Learn from early adopters of Sakai 11. Presentations will focus on effective teaching and learning practices, online pedagogy, and engaging students using technology.

The Sakai Virtual Conference is a unique opportunity to network with your peers and share stories and best practices in an online venue. 

Register today (http://virtconf.apereo.org/home/registration and stay tuned for publication of the full program.


4) University of Murcia: Already Running Sakai 11
We are so happy to share with the community that the University of Murcia's Sakai instance [1] was upgraded to Sakai 11.1 on September 15th.

The system was down for about 4 hours and, so far, only minor issues have been found and, most of them were related to browser's cache... The feedback that we are getting is pretty good, we can say that the change has been well received. Since then, we have fixed and contributed all the issues that our users have reported us, expect them in Sakai 11.2.

As we already mentioned on the Apereo mailing lists, we appreciate all the information that others have shared about their upgrade and about the new features that come with Sakai 11. It helped us to create this post [2] about the new features that our users will enjoy. Sorry, it's in Spanish. Those things happen when you have such a global community ;)

Again, Thanks to everyone that helped to make this possible, it’s a great community. We will be sharing all the information about the upgrade at the next SAKAI VIRTUAL CONFERENCE (#SVC16) where we have a session called "Let’s upgrade to Sakai 11, it is now responsive! - The University of Murcia’s experience". Hope to see you there on the 2nd of November at 10 AM EST (Upgrading Sakai track).

¡Gracias!
-- Murcia's Team
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5) Case Study Video: Sakai At University of Virginia

The University of Virginia has released a short promotional video highlighting the power and potential available in its instance of Sakai, as well as the role of its instance in expanding the university’s mission into the digital world.  The video, which includes screenshots and workflows from Lessons, Resources, Gradebook, and other tools within Sakai, is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK02iFNbtNQ 

A discussion of the planning and production of the video will be included in the university’s presentation on marketing Sakai at the institutional level, which will be offered as part of the Sakai Virtual Conference on November 2.  
-- Matthew Burgess, University of Virginia”




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