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On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 at 12:45:30 PM UTC+5:30, Sef Kloninger wrote:
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> Open edX Community -
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> June 1st marks the one year anniversary of the open source release of the 
> edX platform. Stanford has been using our own Open edX instance since April 
> 2013. We've successfully run twenty public MOOC's 
> <http://online.stanford.edu/courses/platform/Stanford%20OpenEdX> and many 
> more courses for on-campus use. We have developed and contributed back many 
> features to adapt the platform for our own pedagogical and research needs. 
> As you can see in our just-published "Stanford Online 2013 In Review," Open 
> edX is an important enabler of Stanford's online education efforts (see this
>  announcement 
> <http://online.stanford.edu/news/2014/05/19/stanford-online-courses-all-parts-campus-are-reaching-millions-learners-globally>
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> or download a PDF copy 
> <http://www.stanford.edu/dept/vpol/vpol-files/2013_Report/Stanford_Online_2013_In_Review_PRINT.pdf>
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> the full report).
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> We would now like to see adoption of Open edX really take off. We believe 
> Stanford has a useful vantage point to observe and comment on what is 
> working, and what is not, in the open-source project.  We are sharing with 
> this community our recommendations to improve governance, core technology, 
> and community management.  We believe making these improvements will drive 
> adoption amongst teachers, hosting providers, researchers, IT departments, 
> and developers. Our recommendations are informed by interviews with a dozen 
> stakeholders.
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> *I invite you to read our findings and recommendations document in either 
> Google Doc 
> <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UV0LhaaPLpx8TLHuK1f9luNcRrpSNmXg0baINLk2W34>
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> or plain HTML 
> <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UV0LhaaPLpx8TLHuK1f9luNcRrpSNmXg0baINLk2W34/pub>
>  formats*. 
> * But for the impatient I've copy/pasted our twelve recommendations in the 
> bottom of this mail.*
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> Nate Aune, an experienced entrepreneur and open-source contributor, did 
> the research for Stanford and authored the paper.  Thank you to Nate, the 
> interviewees, and reviewers who made this happen. 
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> We look forward to ongoing work with the edX leadership and engineering 
> team to improve open-source efforts and improve the platform.
>
> - Sef Kloninger
>   Head of Engineering, Stanford Online
>   Office of the Vice Provost for Online Learning
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> *Governance - Clarify and communicate the mission of Open edX- Establish 
> clear guidelines for contributors- Expand governance to involve community 
> in technical and product decisionsTechnical Improvements - Open up the 
> development process: public wiki’s, public bug tracking- Move to 2-4 stable 
> releases per year: release notes, upgrade scripts, improved packaging and 
> testing- Provide more ways to extend and modify the platform without having 
> to change the core: content interfaces and API’s - Improve the Open edX 
> documentation- Create a more informative website targeted at platform 
> adopters- Establish an ecosystem of commercial vendors and hosting 
> providersCommunity Building - Hire a full time Open edX community manager- 
> Establish, measure, and communicate Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)- 
> Create forums to engage platform users (developers, hosting providers, 
> researchers), e.g. user group meetings and office hours*
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