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Date: 29 May 2012 to 30 May 2012

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What is a level of competence?

Cloud Computing in Institutions

Using ArchiMate to design learning environment architectures

IMS Question and Test Interoperability v2.1

JISC CETIS 2011 Informal Horizon Scan

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Architecture and Modelling

Related Topics:Service Oriented Approaches Enterprise Architecture

For a number of years it has become more pressing for universities and colleges, and especially their IS Directors, to raise their game when it comes to building, adapting and maintaining their ICT applications and infrastructure.

This aspiration has led to an increasing interest in service oriented approaches, enterprise architecture, cloud computing, shared services, standards, soft systems approaches, various kinds of modeling, collaborative design, improving IT governance, engaging senior management and much more.

This section focuses particularly on three of these areas: modeling, service-orientation and enterprise architecture.

Articles

VLE commodification is complete as Blackboard starts supporting Moodle and Sakai

27 Mar 2012 Wilbert Kraan

Unthinkable a couple of years ago, and it still feels a bit April 1st: Blackboard has taken over the Moodlerooms and NetSpot Moodle support companies in the US and Australia. Arguably as important is that they have also taken on Sakai and IMS luminary Charles Severance to head up Sakai development within Blackboard's new Open Source Services department. The life of the Angel VLE Blackboard acquired a while ago has also been extended.

Pedagogy Architecture and Modelling Learning Platforms Standards

“Open Higher Education”, a scenario from the TEL-Map UK HE cluster

15 Mar 2012 Li's work blog

At the “Emerging Reality: Making sense new models of learning organisation” workshop at the CETIS conference 2012, Bill Olivier from Institute of Educational Cybernetics at the University of Bolton presented a scenario of “ Open Higher Education” which was developed by a group of participants from the UK HE sector. Having been involved in [...]

Architecture and Modelling Open Educational Resources

Accessibility of e-Textbook Readers

10 Feb 2012 Sharon's Blog

Last night, I sat in on an EASI (Equal Access to Softtware and Information) webinar about the accessibility of e-textbook readers by Ken Petri from Ohio State University. It seems as though the device designers are really trying hard to get it right, although there’s still some way to go.

Accessibility Assessment Architecture and Modelling Packaged Content Mobile Learning Standards

Data Protection - Anticipating New Rules

02 Feb 2012 Adam's Workblog

On January 25th 2012, the European Commission released its proposals for significant reform of data protection rules in Europe (drafts had been leaked in late 2011). These proposals have been largely welcomed by the Information Commissioners Office , although it also recommends further thought over some of the proposals. The dramatic changes in the scale [...]

Architecture and Modelling Packaged Content Horizon Scan

Relationship Management in UK HE and FE Report Now Available

02 Feb 2012 Sharon's Blog

Relationship management is becoming increasingly important in the tertiary education sector as education institutions try to meet the challenges of funding cuts and increased student and community expectations. Customer relationships, if handled effectively, will bring benefits to both the organisation and the sector as a whole and it is in this area that JISC developed the Relationship Management Programme.

Achievement information Architecture and Modelling Packaged Content Customer Relationship Management Student Lifecycle Relationship Management Relationship Management Standards

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