Introducing Apereo Open Source, Innovation and Incubation Ian Dolphin Executive Director, Apereo Foundation [email protected] AXIES Conference, Tokyo, December 2013
Axies Conference, Japan, December 2013
May 20, 2015
Overview of open source in higher education and the new Apereo Foundation. Presented at the Axies Conference in Tokyo, December 2013.
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Introducing Apereo !Open Source, Innovation and Incubation
Ian Dolphin Executive Director, Apereo Foundation [email protected] !AXIES Conference, Tokyo, December 2013
“ ... collaborate to foster, develop, and sustain open technologies and innovation to support learning, teaching, and research... "
Apereo Foundation Membership Not software adoption
7217
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1 8
4 2
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Apereo Foundation Commercial Partners
Current Software Enquiries
ESUP Consortium
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THE BROADER LANDSCAPE
Software communities which are largely self-governing, but
bound by common mission and Foundation provided services.
ENTERPRISE READY LMS
340+ DEPLOYMENTS WORLDWIDE
FLEXIBLE - TOOLS & USER INTERFACE
STANDARDS SUPPORTGLOBAL CONTRIBUTIONS
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OPEN ACADEMIC ENVIROMENT
NEXT GEN ACADEMIC COLLABORATION
OPEN ACADEMIC ENVIROMENT
DESIGN LED PROJECT
OPEN ACADEMIC ENVIROMENT
HIGHLY SCALEABLE
OPEN ACADEMIC ENVIROMENT
MULTI-TENANT, HOSTED
OPEN ACADEMIC ENVIROMENT
OPTIONAL TENANT PERMEABILITY
OPEN ACADEMIC ENVIROMENT
WEB SCALE ARCHITECTURE
Slide thanks to Yves Epelboin, UPMC
Project Governance Continuum
Strongly Consortial Finance based
“Top down”
Loose Central Coordination In kind contribution based “Bottom up”
Project Governance Continuum
Strongly Consortial Finance based
“Top down”
Loose Central Coordination In kind contribution based “Bottom up”
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No single applicable model.
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Karuta
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TRAINING
THE CATHEDRAL AND THE BAZAAR
“If you have ever been in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar when it’s raining, you’ve probably noticed that the roof leaks and that there is water running down some of it’s streets. Or perhaps you’ve been there the next day and experienced the musty smell of damp, moldy walls.” !ISTANBUL: Hurriyet Daily News | 2/12/2010
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SCOTT PAGE
DIVERSE GROUPS & PROBLEM SOLVING
JD Lasica/Socialmedia.biz Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC 2.0)
WHERE GOOD IDEAS COME FROM: THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INNOVATION
STEVEN JOHNSON
BREAKING DOWN SILOS
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