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07 November 2008
Kevin Prentiss Talks with Talis about Swift Kick and student engagement in education
In our latest podcast I talk with Kevin Prentiss of Swift Kick. We discuss Swift Kick’s work to increase student engagement, and consider the ways in which traditional models of education are being disrupted both by providers of new technology and by Read More...
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07 November 2008
Mike Korcuska talks with Talis about Sakai
In our latest podcast I talk with Mike Korcuska, Executive Director of the Sakai Foundation. We discuss the open source Sakai Project, and consider the evolving role of the course management system as its prospective users become increasingly familiar Read More...
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06 November 2008
Professor Hans Rosling talks with Talis about Gapminder, data and more
In our latest podcast I talk with Hans Rosling , Professor of International Health at Stockholm's Karolinska Institutet and Director of the Gapminder Foundation. We discuss Hans’ background in medicine, his ongoing and compelling crusade to let data speak, Read More...
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06 November 2008
Savas Parastatidis and Alex Wade talk with Talis about Microsoft Research, Famulus, Scholarly Communication and Semantic Computing
In our latest podcast I talk with Savas Parastatidis and Alex Wade , members of the External Research Team within Microsoft Research . We discuss Microsoft Research’s interest in scholarly communication and the recent beta release of Famulus, their 'Research-Output Read More...
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03 November 2008
Michele Kimpton and Sandy Payette Talk with Talis about DSpace, Fedora, and collaboration
In our latest podcast I talk with Michele Kimpton and Sandy Payette. Michele is Executive Director of the DSpace Foundation , and Sandy the Executive Director of Fedora Commons . We discuss the repository software solutions offered by each community, Read More...
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