CHARLES TOWN, W.Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Public University System (APUS) has chosen Sakai as the foundation for its new Learning Management System (LMS). In selecting Sakai, APUS has committed ...
American Public University System has begun implementing the open source Sakai learning management system (LMS) to replace a platform built on Ucompass' Educator. The legacy LMS will run concurrent ...
SAKAI: Asahi Net Interational has acquired the Sakai Division of rSmart. The move bolsters the Japanese company's move into the higher-ed LMS market in the U.S. Asahi Net International is the ...
At the end of this year, Pepperdine University in California is formally switching over its learning management system from Blackboard to one based on Sakai, an open source learning management system.
The University of Delaware has selected Canvas to be the Learning Management System (LMS) for faculty and students to use in the future. UD currently supports both the Sakai and Canvas systems, but ...
The Sakai Foundation has released the Sakai Collaboration and Learning Environment 2.5.2, the first maintenance update to the open-source learning management system since the 2.5 release in March. The ...
Education technology developer Elluminate is bringing its Live!collaboration suite to the Sakai Collaboration and LearningEnvironment, an open-source learning management system. The move ispart of a ...
Tufts students starting next year will log onto Sakai instead of Blackboard to access resources for their classes, from readings to discussion boards and assignments. University Information Technology ...
Sakai: Free as in Freedom (Alpha) by Chuck Severance comes at a particularly interesting time in evolution of the LMS ecosystem. Many schools are somewhere in the process of evaluating their campus ...
Blackboard has Learn, Instructure has Canvas, and now, Desire2Learn has Brightspace. With Desire2Learn's announcement, the three leading learning management system providers have all finally put a ...
IT Services retired Niihka (Sakai) on May 31, 2018. With this change, you will no longer be able to access your course materials or documents/files through Niihka. The database supporting Niihka will ...