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Why German Universities

Choose Moodle Instead of Sakai

Andreas Wittkeoncampus Lbeck University of Applied Sciences


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oncampus Network

Moodle vs Sakai

The Reasons

The Decider

The Moodle Way

Conclusion

Timeline


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1999 Studies Computer Sciences at LUA

1998 - 2001 Network administrator in different companies

since 2001working for oncampus

2001 Instructional Designer

2003 Learn Management Expert

2004 Manager System Development & Administration

2002 - 2006 Teacher for online & face2face study programs

2006 Organisation of the 1st European Sakai Day

About me

SH1


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Slide 3

SH1 zu viel Text!!!KISS (keep it short and simple)- differenten courses und universities wrde ich weglassen

- by oncamus wrde ich auch weglassen oder nur 1x erwhnen: z.B. 2001 working for oncampus as Instructional DesignerStefanie Herbst, 10/27/2006


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Lbeck University of Applied Sciences (LUA)

experience in technology, didactics and

implementation of online distance study

programmes since 1997

Flagship projects

Virtual University of Applied Sciences,

Baltic Sea Virtual Campus and Portalto future

Who we are and what we do


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We are working as an

E-Learning Service Providerfor19 Universities

And we are Developing

Online Distance Study Programs!

In ONE Sentence!


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Baltic Sea Virtual Campus

Online Master-Programmes andContinuing Education in aConsortium of 12

Universities around theBaltic Sea

Luvit from 2003-2006

using Sakai inproductive since autumn2006


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Virtual University of Applied Science

Online Bachelor-

/Master-Programmes in a

Consortium of 7

Universities of Applied

Sciences from 6 GermanFederal States

Blackboard Academic

Suite since 2001 in

productive

will run Moodle this

autumn


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Sakai & Moodle Pilot in Lbeck

Moodle Pilot in Berlin

Technical Arguments from Lbeck

Acceptance & Usability from Berlin

KO Criteria was the Soap Interface

After 6 month developing Moodle is

running

12/06 the VFH decided for Moodle


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Sakai vs Moodle

Sakai Moodle


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Round 1: Number of Installations

Moodle: 26.905 Installations in 184 Countries

Sakai: 130 Pilot and Production Systems


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Round 2: Enterprise Installations

51 Installations with over 20.000 Users

Open University UK with 150.000 Users indifferent instances

Humboldt University Berlin with 40.000 users in

one Installation

only 2 Enterprise Installations in the USA


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Round 3: System

LAMP/WAMP

Monolith

SC

ORM

IMS

QTI

LDAP

AICC

RSS

150 Tools and Plugins


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Round 4:Partners

over 30 Partners in 24 Countries

Sun

Stoas

Harvest Road

Google (no real Partner)

Microsoft (no real Partner)


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Round 5: Environment

61 different language versions

37 Themes

Windows, Linux, Debian, Apple


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Round 7: Infrastructure

Key Roles 6 People

26 Main Developers

over 200 other Developers

Donation System

Supporting Organisations


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Round 8:Roadmap

Gradebook

Event API

Repository AP

I

Learning Design

SCORM 2004

nWiki

PHP 5.1

Student Information API

Portfolio


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Administrators

Authors

Teachers

Users

The Customer

Who are the Deciders?


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Emotions

Usability

Fun

Acceptance

What the customer wants?


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Features

Usability

Sustainability Performance

Flexibility

Internationalisation

Layout/Design

KO Criterias

Criterias


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Technical Features

IMSScorm

RSS

Wikis

Service Oriented Architecture

News

Announcements

Virtual Classroom

Atom

Blogs

Discussion Board

Chat

JSR-168

VoIP

Rooster Shibboleth

SOAP

Email

WSRP

Repository

QTI 1.1

QTI 2.0

Im-/Export

Language

Glossary

LAMS

Roles

Surveys

Podcast

RessourcesWYSIWYG

Syllabus

Calendar

WebDAV

Gradebook

Evaluation

Videoconferences

Whiteboard


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Citation from Moodle vs Sakai

The Sakai Discussion Board

has no Forward-Feature,the Moodle Discussion Board has one.

We cant work with Sakai.


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Administrator installs Sakai

Customer is working with Sakai

Customer meets somebody using Moodle

Customer tests and likes Moodle

Customer wants Moodle because it is easier

Everybody is knowing and using Moodle

Acceptance

Scenario


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Easy to install

Every teacher installs Moodle on his PC

over 700 new users every day

60.000 downloads a month

Moodle doesnt need a Administrator

The success is winning the teachers!

Moodle is everywhere


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One Production Installation

No booth on Conferences (Online Educa, Learntec)

no presentations

no website

no German language version

Promotion is the problem!

Sakai in Germany


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Sakai in Google Trends 2007


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Sakai vs Moodle in Google Trends


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Sakai vs Moodle vs Blackboard


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Conclusion 1

You have to learn from your enemy.

Or

Always watch your competitor.


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Conclusion 2

In 10 years the decision of the LMS

you are using,is so important,

than today the decision

about the webserver you are using.


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Conclusion 3

Best of Both Worlds

The Framework and the Technology from Sakai

And

The Usabilty and Ergonomic from Moodle.


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Final

I prefer Sakai, but I dont know why


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Thank you

Lbeck University of Applied Sciences

Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Wittke

Phone: +49 (0) 451-300-5436

E-Mail: [email protected]

Internet:www.oncampus.de

Blog: www.onlinebynature.de

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