Vote for the D2L Million$Mission On Facebook
Someone has started a Facebook group to petition in support of Desire2Learn's proposal to spend money on education instead of litigation. No word on whether anyone has started a group to oppose the proposal. Commentary also from Michael Korcuska, who notes that "Blackboard has added the new patent to the list of patents on their patent pledge page, so open source projects like Sakai are protected." Meta-media evokes images of Slumdog Millionaire. Michael feldstein can't read the new patent without endangering his new employer; "Does that make sense to you? No? Well, what did you expect? Like I said, it's patent law." Bavatuesday shouts incoherently, "A plague on both their houses!" Barry Dahl calls the D2L offer "Blackboard's last chance." Blackboard, meanwhile, releases a new iPhone application, though as the Chronicle reports, "Students can't take tests or dig into course content using the iPhone application." What, then, you might wonder, does it do? Notify you of new lawsuits? Michael Feldstein, e-Literate, March 27, 2009. [Link] [Tags: Assessment, Open Source, Project Based Learning, Blackboard Inc., Patents, Desire2Learn, Patents, Books, Copyrights] [Previous][Next]Comments
Re: Vote for the D2L Million$Mission On Facebook
What else did you expect?
And it's bavatuesdays not bavatuesday :) [Comment]
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There didn't seem to me to be anything incoherent about Jim's shouting. Indeed, he's a reamrkably coherent shouter, one of the finest, in my experience. [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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Don't mess with me Les, i have ab lackbelt in EDUPUNK! ;) [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]
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