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A panel representing faculty (learning objectives), library (eResources), Learning Management System (course delivery), and Portfolio (assessment) functions will create an open source (Sakai/OSP portfolio) course from start to finish during this presentation.

We're going to build a course from start to finish. We invite you to ask questions, interrupt us, and request an account so you can build your own course in Sakai. This Track is all about breaking the old rules! If you don't like what you see - stand up and say so - and the group can readjust on the fly - the topic and the furniture ;)

Here are a few links you might find useful:

Sakai Project
Moodle
OLN's OSPILOT
Open Learning Partnership Day @ Walsh (2/2/07)





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