Following hot-on-the-heels of our recent news about Apereo, The Xerte Project has been accepted as an affiliate member of the Open Source Initiative.
"Xerte Project's Open Source Initiative membership furthers both organization's commitment to growing open source community and collaboration within institutions of higher education.
The Xerte Project has reached a very significant milestone, having graduated from the Apereo Incubation process to become a fully-fledged Apereo project.
In 2014 the developer team explored the question of sustainability, and after carefully weighing up all the options, the software was put forward and accepted for incubation by the Apereo Foundation in September 2014.
The Xerte Online Toolkits project is now in the final stages of incubation for the Apereo Foundation. As part of this process, the Xerte Team provided a webinar about the project.
Click here to view the webinar.
As a result of the Jisc TechDis service closing the TechDis Sandpit will no longer exist.
The TechDis sandpit has played an important role in providing practitioners with the power to demonstrate potential and persuade IT teams to install toolkits on local servers.
The Xerte Project has been accepted as an incubating project at The Apereo Foundation (https://www.apereo.org/). Julian Tenney from the Nottingham University wrote this...
