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June 04, 2008

Open Source Software Gaining Momentum for Course Management Systems

Gartner: E-learning Market Pushing Toward Open Source

Campus Technology online reports on a Gartner study indicating that Open Source e-learning/course management systems such as Moodle and Sakai are gaining ground on commercial systems. Part of this is attributed to the uncertainty created by the Blackboard lawsuit against Desire2Learn.

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Gartner: E-learning Market Pushing Toward Open Source

June 03, 2008

Using CMS reports for data mining

Colleges Mine Data to Predict Dropouts - Chronicle.com

John P. Campbell's data mining project at Purdue is featured in the Chronicle this week. I first heard about this project at Educause Midwest in 2007; the project is much further now. Campbell and his colleagues are able to notify students when the data indicates the student is struggling, and students are responding.

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