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In June 2003, the Stanford University has announced the open source
release of its
course management system, called CourseWork. Since this open source
release
of CourseWork, the Stanford University has joined forces with three other
institutions,
the University of Michigan, Indiana University and MIT, to
develop the new
Collaboration and Learning Environment. This community source
software
development effort, called the Sakai Project, aims to create open
source course
management tools and related software for the higher education
community. With
Stanford's participation in the Sakai project, further
development on the open
source release of CourseWork version 3.0 has ceased and
will no longer be made available.
For more information, please go to the Sakai Project web site at http://www.sakaiproject.org
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Posted by Peter
Suber, Open Source Red Hat (November 15, 2010)
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