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Lotus Mashups To Be Free for Academics
February 20, 2008
Commentary by Stephen Downes
As part of it's Academic Initiative (which provides software and a newsletter to registered academics - no RSS though, tsk. IBM is making its commercial web 2.0 software, Lotus Mashups, free for academics when it's released later this year. The software was announced in January and is no doubt based on IBM's internal social network trials.






Re: Lotus Mashups To Be Free for Academics
Anymouse, February 21, 2008
Again, IBM is trying to be "with it" via Lotus and develop close-ended products for education with a goal to lock them in. We had a hell of a time trying to get out from under their ridiculuous LMS product...we use Sakai now. [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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