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Making the Case for Open Source in Higher Educadtion

Ken Ingle
November 14, 2012

Making the Case for Open Source in Higher Educadtion

The slides from the Educause 2012 session: "Making the Case for Open Source". Focusing on the justification and advantages for using Open Source in a Higher Education environment.

Ken Ingle

November 14, 2012
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  1. Who are we? Students 70,000+ students community college wide demographic

    6 campuses largest campus = virtual Campuses Location Charlotte, North Carolina www.cpcc.edu Wednesday, November 14, 12
  2. The Real Story Budgets Expectations Staff continue to fall as

    the economy struggles continue to rise as more students start school resources are limited with additional work needed and required Wednesday, November 14, 12
  3. This.... In production and development, open source is a philosophy,

    or pragmatic methodology that promotes free redistribution and access to an end product's design and implementation details. -- Wikipedia Wednesday, November 14, 12
  4. This.... In production and development, open source is a philosophy,

    or pragmatic methodology that promotes free redistribution and access to an end product's design and implementation details. -- Wikipedia not... Wednesday, November 14, 12
  5. Open Source In Higher Ed... Hadoop / MySQL .... Linux

    CAS / Shib .... uPortal and more... Wednesday, November 14, 12
  6. Considerations What are the platform costs for the solution? What

    API and Integration capabilities exist? What are the commercial support options available? Who are the key players in the community and how long have they been around? Does the solution support a potential move or cloud option? Do you have the internal resources to support an open source solution? and more.... Wednesday, November 14, 12
  7. Contact me / Thank You! Twitter Website Email @ken_ingle http://www.keningle.com

    kingle <at> g mail <dot> com Ken Ingle Wednesday, November 14, 12