A presentation given Wednesday, June 16, by David Ackerman, Lucy Appert, Bob Squillace, and Zach Thomas.

1. Overview of NYU’s Academic-Led Sakai 3 Development Process David Ackerman, Lucy Appert, Bob Squillace, Zach Thomas New York University June 16, 2010

4. NYU: We Call it “Silo (yo)U” 11th Sakai Conference - June 15-17, 2010

5. And Then We Became the GNU . . . NYU: Global Network University Multiple Global Sites Multiple Programs One Network

7. SAWG Guiding Principles GUIDE  Shape and guide academic community members in a non- authoritative style COMMUNITY  Enable NYU's academic sub-communities to easily connect and collaborate unrestricted by technical or geographic boundaries ACCESS  Provide ubiquitous access to personal and shared content (e.g., media, data sets, library collections, etc.) AUTONOMY  Provide NYU community members responsible personal autonomy to creatively create, manage and share content EAI  Develop IT system following enterprise application integration principles, and the University's policies and best practices UXP  Adhere to software development usability and client service best practices to encourage and support community adoption ISYNTH  Support the personal synthesis of the complex and enormous quantities of content/data/media created or used by an individual

8. Many Voices, One Development Path SAWG Sakai 3 Interest Group SIG School, Department, Program Faculty & Student Focus Groups Discussion, Evangelism Coffee, Pizza Final Decisions, Financial Support

10. SAWG Governance Model

13. User Access to Multiple Repositories

14. “ External” Groups Management

15. Sociable

16. An Academic Cloud