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The Python programming language has been around for over 20 years but these days it feels like it is an overnight sensation.   Python has moved from being a fringe language for beginners, biologists, and natural language analysis to being the go-to language in nearly every domain of computing.  Whlie there is a lot of […]

As promised in my last post, I describe my model for creating a new economy of contribution and collaboration from ed tech vendors, and how I hope to pay for e-Literate (and part of my mortgage) in the process. The post Building a Better Vendor Ecosystem appeared first on e-Literate.

Act 1 ends. Act 2 begins. The post Major Changes at e-Literate and MindWires appeared first on e-Literate.

Everything old is new again The post Welcome to the New e-Literate appeared first on e-Literate.

e-Literate is changing its URL, it's look and feel and, most importantly, is morphing into a much broader organization with multiple functions. This post provides an overview of the new world. The post Understanding the New e-Literate Ecosystem appeared first on e-Literate.

All good things must come to an end. After nearly seven great years as business partners and an even longer run as co-bloggers, Phil and Michael, a.k.a. the Statler and Waldorf of ed tech, are undergoing a process that Gwyneth Paltrow calls ... [More] “conscious uncoupling.” (Is it weirder that we’re referring to ourselves in the third […] The post Major Changes at e-Literate and MindWires appeared first on e-Literate. [Less]

Everything old is new again. The post Welcome to the New e-Literate appeared first on e-Literate.

New Directions for Apereo OAE May 20, 2019 The OAE has been slowly getting back on its feet after a somewhat long period of consolidation, data migration, and redeployment. The 15.0 release "Snowy Owl" last November paved the path ... [More] to a sequence of new developments and releases which we are now proud to announce to the Apereo community. [Less]

We are pleased to announce that three new members are joining the Sakai Project Management Committee (PMC). Matthew Hall – University of Virginia Matthew is the Technical Lead for the University of Virginia’s learning management system team. He ... [More] manages software development and system administration for UVACollab, UVA’s implementation of Sakai. His focus is on the […] [Less]

New Members Join Sakai PMC May 16, 2019