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On a more personal matter, I just finished our family traditional bye bye video. It has a very geeky reference to the Portal game which probably only my son and I can understand
On a more personal matter, I just finished our family traditional bye bye video. It has a very geeky reference to the Portal game which probably only my son and I can understand
This is a bit of a follow up from a YouTube video I posted a couple of months ago on LTI vs OAuth 2.0. The VS was not very necessary really, it is more a question whether or not it would make sense to bring OAuth 2.0 in the LTI spec. This is a continuation of that reflection, as writing about it helps me think about it
But first a bit of history…
At first, there was the launch. When LTI re-emerged as Basic LTI, it was all centered around the launch. In one packed browser redirect, all the contextual information was securely passed to the tool provider. Secure, how? By using a shared secret between both parties to sign all the payload. The idea of signing is easy to understand but often hard to get right, as a single small error leads to a totally wrong signature. Impossible to know if you completely foobared your implementation, or just forgot to escape one character somewhere in the signing flow. To simplify that work, IMS decided to leverage a well established signing process described as part of the OAuth 1.0 spec. Thus LTI is not using OAuth per say, just a technical part of it, the form post signing. But as such it allowed the re-use of existing libraries to sign and verify the signature of payloads, greatly simplifying the work of the implementers.
But then time passed…
And with that, one started to what to do more with LTI. Launching, sure that's fine, but one now demanded more interaction with the Learning Platform. Starting by reporting grades. But that was just opening the door to a wider set of services. How do we secure those? Well, it turned out that there was an extension to Oauth 1.0 that proved timely: the ability to sign any type of request's body payload, not just from url encoded ones. This extension is called body hashing. You compute the hash of the body, and include the hash value in the signed OAuth 1.0 header. Once you have verified the OAuth header was properly signed, you know the hash of the body. You just need to recompute it on your side, and verify it matches. Sure, the body of the payload is not encrypted, but you can trust it has not been altered, and you can trust the source. So with that, that gave a sound foundation to address the security of LTI services.
But then time passed…
SSL/HTTPS has became the norm. OAuth 2.0 is the norm. Having to sign your payload in your application code, not so. And OAuth 1.0 is becoming deprecated. Sure, there has been some well known controversy around OAuth 2.0, but more or less, the world has moved on. Should LTI move there too? If so, how, since LTI was not really doing an OAuth flow anyway, so how could OAuth 2.0 even be applicable in the simpler interaction model needed by current LTI?
No need for the user to grant access
Under the LTI model, authorization is granted to the tool provider, identified per its consumer key and authorized using the shared secret. While a consumer may restrict what a given provider may do, like: can it get the user's email? can it post grades? can it access the roster? it always does it for the tool at large.
The negotiation for access and authorization can either be manual in LTI 1.x where the admin or instructor will manually configure the permissions for a given tool, or semi-automatic using the registration flow from LTI 2.0 that allows a tool to negotiate with the consumer a deployment contract (aka tool proxy), establishing the key/secret to use and the enabled services. In either case, the host learning system trusts the app to make good usage of its granted rights as those are not further limited by the acting user. Actually, the API never knows the acting user if there is one.
So why not Basic Authorization?
In that context, a possible simple replacement for the AOuth 1.0a body hashing is simply to use a simple basic authentication over SSL, where the tool key and secret, just base 64 encoded, are passed on every request. Doing so greatly simplifies the work of the implementer, and have the SSL layer do the heavy lifting:
After all, in OAuth 2.0 the client key and secret are also passed directly (for example to acquire the access token).
Use Access Token instead?
Although passed exclusively over SSL, and as a request header, one might still frown at having the secret passed on the wire on every service request, be it in an encrypted fashion. In that case, we could think of passing it a more limited access token.
A token might present additional benefit over the direct of the secret:
Of course the use of the token brings the question on how is the token acquired on the 1st place. One may see a token service, but that causes a circular dependency, as we would need to go back to Basic Auth to acquire the Access Token.
An individual token
But if we acquire an access token, we might as well extend it to not only be limited by its time-to-live or context scope, but truly carry the identity and restrictions of the user too. In short a true OAuth 2.0 token.
With a real user access token, now the Learning Platform can know who changed a grade. Goodbye: the grade was changed to 87% by System.
How do you acquire the token?
Remember that the launch shortcuts the authorization flow of OAuth. By virtue of launching, the tool is granted the right to do the operation it had in the contract, the user does not have to grant any extra right (at least not those covered in the tool deployment). So the Tool just wants to use it's tool privileges to get an access token. How?
Should the user's entitlements be applied on top of the tool privileges?
Now that we can know on each action the acting user, the question is then: should the token be used to enforce authorization? For example can you use an instructor's launch token from a course A to post a grade in course B where that instructor is not enrolled? The original LTI trust model is to give a tool access to all its proxied resources in the host, so a tool could change any of its grades in that example. Using the token here to enforce authorization could make the tool service call less predictable: how do I know the host will not reject my call if I use a student's token to post a student's grade (a legit call, in particular for autograding). One would have to clarify the expected authorization rules for the various services.
A 'Tool Root User' token?
And is there always an acting user? For example, during batch operations? We might need to define a 'Tool User', the 'root' user of that LTI integration. But, theoretically, the only way to enter a tool UI is to go through a launch, so should we even want to have that root user? If the only way to go to the tool is not through a launch, then maybe there is a better way to acquire a token… it's called OAuth Authorization flow We'll get back to that in a bit…
But what about the launch?
Ok, we might possibly have a way to unify the LTI services behind an OAuth 2.0 mechanic, but what about the launch? As we've seen, it is the still the cornerstone of an LTI integration. It packs in one redirect a huge set of data:
Since all of that is in a client redirect, there is no other mean but to sign it, and so for that OAuth 1.0 is a great choice. How can we replacethat? Part of the data we pass along is the user's information, and there is already something to authenticate a user's in the OAuth ecosystem, it's called Open ID Connect. Let's see how we could adopt a similar flow for the launch.
In OpenIdConnect, one the user has given the right to authenticate herself, there is a redirect to the client code with an id token. The interesting thing about that token is that it is an actual JSON payload encoded in base 64. In order to trust that token, so it may not be re-used for example to use it to authenticate inside another app using the same identity provider, we must verify that token has been issued for us. For that, there is a service, the checkId end point. But that means an extra rest call… But the JSON data is not any kind of JSON, it's a JSON Web Token aka JWT, which is signed signed using the client secret. So, rather than call the check id endpoint, one may instead verify the signature using the shared secret. Payload signed with a shared secret, now that does sound a lot like our LTI launch, isn't it? With the extra luxury of using an end point (over SSL) instead of doing signature verification, which is more in the spirit of OAuth 2.0. Best of both worlds…
So let's just see how a brute force port of that approach could work for an LTI launch:
remember than in LTI we don't have a flow to goto the identity provider (the LMS) since we are already logged in it and launching from it, it's implicit by using the course and launching (although the LMS might prompt the user on 1st launch for explicit consent to launch to an external tool).
So now we can replace the OAuth 1.0a POST by a JWT token, containing the same information as we used before; let's call this a launch_token.
However, how do we prevent a replay of that launch, for example being able to relaunch an instructor launch that would have been captured? Open Id being initiated from the client app uses server state (i.e. uses the user's session) to make sure the initiating session that started the flow is the same as the one finalizing it. Since a launch starts from the Learning Platform, the session is not even existing yet possibly on the Tool side. So maybe let's just resurrect the nonce and timestamp from OAuth 1.0a and include them in the JWT payload. Verifying the nonce and the timestamp can then be the job of the checkLaunch end point. By preventing replay, we make a launch a one time operation, limiting the cross-site forgery attach to not consumed launches. It remains key that a launch token is only computed at the time of the actual launch (and a short timestamp actually prevents stale links to be pre-rendered when a set of links are displayed on screen). Since the token can only be launched once, it might be safer to keep a POST as a GET redirect can more easily be replayed by the browser (reload, back button).
Being a JSON object now, the call might be more structured and unified with the JSON-LD approach adopted in the rest of the API, but the goal should still be to keep the verbosity under control, in particular if we want to allow for GET requests. Here is an early rendition on how it could look like:
{ "@context": "http://imsglobal.org/contexts/lti/basiclaunch.jsonld", "lti_version": "LTI-1p0", "resource_link_id": "7-10e453dc-3bf9", "context_id": "7st3d", "context_label": "Medical Term", "context_title": "Medical Terminology for Health Professionals - Section A", "user_id": "23e044:13647b54f5:-7ff4" "roles": ["Instructor"], "launch_presentation_locale": "en - US", "launch_presentation_return_url": "about: blank", "lis_outcome_service_url": "http: //local.lp/nb/service/ltiOutcome/pox/", "lis_person_contact_email_primary": "firstname.lastname@example.com", "lis_person_name_family": "vervoort", "lis_person_name_given": "claude", "lis_person_sourcedid": "bae854c0f5e1a6:325ee044:136f47b54f5:7ff4", "resource_link_title": "FlashNote subject A", "tool_consumer_info_product_family_code": "fancylp", "tool_consumer_info_version": "alpha-1", "tool_consumer_instance_guid": "local.lp" "nonce": "1444750410184860000", "timestamp": 1444750410, "custom": { "search": "subjectA" }, "extension": { "somekey": "someval" } }
No more a vassal of the Learning Platform!
While we may now have a modernized stack, easier to implement, giving us key information (the current user calling on the api), compatible with the platform OAuth protected API at large, the launch flow still forces an asymmetrical relationship between the tool and the hosting learning platform. One must enter the platform first!
What if we wanted to break that enclosure? Initiate the relationship from the Tool.
For example, as a student, I might have an app that has would like to automate my connection with a course. I would start the app, the app would ask me: do you want to connect with your institution? I would pick my institution in a list, and click Connect! Then would follow a typical OAuth flow with that institution, then for example grant access to my enrollment. Then the client application can automatically get and synchronize my enrollment.
The key here is LTI would offer a set of well standardized set of e-learning services, so that I as an application provider, I can have a common integration regardless of the learning platform used by the institution, an API portal.
Of course that moves the Learning Platforms, and the institutions they support, a bit in the background. The integration is more at the data layer than the UI layer. Is that something an LMS Vendor would do? Would they accept to not be the entry point? Would it be ok someone else's develop the cool app students and instructors would actually use? Would it be possible to really build a standardized API rich enough to be useful yet universal enough to be truly worth the investment from the implementers?
With the world of apps, we're moving from one place does it all to an exploded universe of dedicated apps that each do a few things great. Connecting those apps together through the learning hub could possibly be the next mission of LTI. Learning App Interoperability !
Maybe it is just the confirmation bias at play, as I have an interest in the matter, and I'm currently following the very well done and insightful ed-x course Design and Development of Games for Learning. But I wonder if Gaming was not the undercurrent theme this year… as I don't remember Gaming being mentioned so often…
There were of course the few explicit mentions, like Collegis Education but of which the GradeCraft platform first comes to mind. Developed by the University of Michigan, and used in actual courses (2000 students) including – how à propos – a course on videogame and learning, it allows students to take control and experiment: various activities have a set of points, you can assemble as you want, and also simulate using the grade predictor what would be your projected final grade. And to that add the possibility to have badges, and ranks (who wants to stay a rat?), and you can have a possibly great experience… with the caveat of the extra investment in course design. It also puts more burden on the student, which has to do the extra effort to choose its own path, compared to a more traditional linear course. However, it still lives within the constraints of a traditional course, which has an end date, which has a final grade. If you can experiment, I was not sure I was seeing a key element of gaming: the freedom to fail.
Freedom to fail, fail forward, well, that was something we were hearing in another context: learning analytics, competency and learning maps, and adaptive learning. A game is a system of rules you navigate towards a final outcome, progressively harder, but never too hard. Too easy, and that's not fun, you're bored and disengaged. Too hard, then you let the game down. There is an art in setting difficulty in Game Design , and arguably, it seems the same kind of art in that balancing act of course progression. Here is an image from the article Game Design Theory Applied: The Flow Channel which I think could really apply to a course design:
While the right progression of difficulty can be done in a traditional course, as it is possible in a linear game (masterfully illustrated in the series of Uncharted and The Last of Us), one can see the arsenal of Learning Maps, analytics and adaptive learning as a way to dynamically build forward a path that keeps the student in the flow zone. However I myself feel a bit at odd with a truly adaptive model, as I want to be (or be given the impression to be) in control. In Shadow of Mordor, it's an open world sandbox game. While yet there is an ultimate goal, at any given stage I am given a set of missions I can choose from. The more rewards a mission has, the more challenging it is. So I can set my path, if I fail too hard on a mission, I can decide to change course and go tackle simpler ones. Simpler missions, smaller rewards, but those rewards allow me to prepare myself – more practice, I can buy more powers, learn new attacks, etc… – to re-try the challenging missions. Freedom to fail… And like a game, a course could be just a set of failures until you reach the final success, a course like a game only has one 2 endings: success or abandon.
I see GameCraft has possibly some of that in it, letting the user to choose its missions. The Shadow of Mordor universe is alive and react to the player past actions, successes and failures, by opening the right set of options at the right time. All of that sounds a lot like how an adaptive course could function, giving the right set of choices to the learner to keep the progression going, while keeping the learner in control. It's obviously easier said than done, as the investment on course design to craft such an experience I imagine would be huge. And as much as I like the dynamic universe of Shadow of Mordor, I personally still have a preference for sense of strong linear gameplay with a great narrative. Sometimes you think you have choices, but really you don't…
Of course there is more to Game and Learning than designing a course using game design principles. One can use game (simulation) to acquire a first hand understanding of complex systems. The mechanics of the game is then ideally the intent of the learning. Literal and obvious/in your face educational content is probably a bad sign, where the subject and the mechanics are unrelated (as illustrated by the early edutainment game MathBlaster, shooting at the asteroid with the right multiplication result!). I have often thought of the example of Civilization brought forward by Kurt Squire. How much more meaningful it must be to read about the fall of the Roman empire when your own empire also has barely survived a flow of barbarians. It sure demands a greater investment in time than reading a chapter, but the systemic understanding allows one to now relate to the historical facts. But all of that is theoretical for me still, I only have 8 minutes gameplay time on civ!
So Gaming and Learning I think are on a colliding trajectory, and, if you are interested, I encourage to follow the edx course (which, even has a lurker, I am running behind!). But more importantly, play
Phew! Took me almost 2 months to get through, when I thought it would take 2 weeks But here it is, a tutorial on Learning Tools Interoperability, starting with the Basic Launch and ending up with Caliper. It's long, yet short, as there is so much to cover! And there is even more cooking (as I am privileged to be part of the IMS LTI Working Group, I have an idea of the scope we want to add). But no needs to run if everybody is walking, so I hope this could give an idea why it is time to look beyond the basic launch and outcomes.
As a one 1 hour 30 minutes YouTube Video about LTI by a French speaker trying the best it can to soften his accent can get a bit tiresome, i've also sliced it in a YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb5mG7w3UZkM_kx0mbojgDX4qFkGQsXO_
As I do every year, in a revisited way of doing photo albums that we can open in years to come to to remember those past and dear memories, here is our family Bye Bye 2014 video.
As usual it is also a way to not completely loose my skills when it comes to 3d and editing. This year it is done using Luxology Modo as my software of choice, Softimage, was discontinued
I've been pushing @Cengage the Learning Tools Interoperability internally so that it becomes the foundation of the integration API with our Courseware platform, MindTap. We lately achieved our first LTI integration with an Video Assessment engine called YouSeeU (think like the students do not watch the video, but are the one being recorded and evaluated). I did a presentation on it helped with YouSeeU Chief Learning Officer Jeff Lewis Phd. Here are the slides (made with reveal.js), and also a case study I made on the same matter.
It was as usual a great opportunity to meet old friends and colleagues, and also make new ones! New Orleans is the best city for that… So rich with history and grit, I feel it is the opposite of Las Vegas and much more enjoyable! Here are a few pix from the event.
Oh and that was also my 1st tweet ever, about time
I'm attending the Confoo conference this year. As with all those conferences, it's a lot of information flowing, so this my self-assigned exercise to remember at the end of the day the nice things I learned. So what did I learn today?
I started with a non tech discussion about freelancing. I've never freelanced, but seems everybody else is doing it, so that 101 presentation was great. Some random thoughts out of it: hourly rate = yearly rate / 1900 * 1.25 to account for the overhead of insurance, retirement, … Have a strong relationship with the head hunter, avoid exclusivity. Corporations can pay off using dividends, salary or blend, and protects you. Capital sin for a staffing agency: sending your resume to a client without letting you know first. The presenter, Martin Handfield (stratweb.ca) seemed a trustworthy guy, at least I can imagine he got quite a few extra resumes out of that session
Then, a bit of a refresher on Java EE 7. It's been a while I have left the EJB shores, so it's fun to hear back terms like container manager transactions, brought back old memories. I like the way it's going, using annotations like TransactionScoped and dependency injection rather than monolithic bean structured. JAX-RS Client might actually be something we could use, in place of using HttpClient directly. Seems to have some potential to simplify client code communicating with REST end points in the same way Jersey simplified the exposition of REST end points.
The following session on CSS by Rachel Andrew was great: multi-column layout, flex box and grid models, CSS regions and exclusions (go here for more). I could not resist trying the multi column layout directly on our LTI Test app:
After lunch, a going back the basics of Linked Data and RDF. Now that I have been acquainted with JSON-LD and REST API design, going back to the core was a good refresher. I finally understood why SPARQL, the RDF query language, seems to be a standardized alternative to one-off API to expose data and allowing cross pollination of content that APIs silos make otherwise very difficult (open data movement).
And to wrap the day, a lively presentation on Responsive Design. Is it only about media queries? In a way the web was meant to be responsive from early on (liquid flow). So nothing new around the sun in this talk, but a few snippets of good sense: viewport approach being a coarse approach (basically wrapping x alternate designs based on x viewport sizes) to which we would prefer a more progressive adaptability (almost having each component be responsive on their own with softer transitions). And also that responsive design is not the only answer: sometimes a distinct mobile experience (most likely delivered using an App) might actually be a better answer as it can natively and fully leverage the device features (GPS/Camera/Offline/…). An app does not have to replicate the website features, but needs to offer a distinctly mobile experience.
That's it for the day! Back at it tomorrow…
The 'Bye Bye' family souvenir video is the only excuse to keep myself from getting rusty in 3D and Video stuff (as my main work is taking a fair bit of my time).
This year, no particles, no wave spectrum. I decided to ramp up a bit with Modo, as I might just stick to Softimage 2014 from now on, and invest my hobby money in Modo instead (seems a more complete toolbox for the hobbyist, and the amount of changes I was getting for Softimage for the price of the subscription did not seem to make it really worth it).
So here, it's a simple parallax trick around 2013. I sketched the 2013 and got the various elevations (0-5) and whether a block top was flat, descending or raising. I wrote a little python script to convert those values into a grid data that I could feed directly into Softimage ICE using the String to Array node. That gave the tree a final destination as to where to grow the points making each cube. The grid in itself was done using ICE geometry, replicating a simple cube and tagging the proper material depending on whether it is a 'black' square or a 'white' one. Finally the whole thing was exported as MDD and loaded in Modo for the lighting, shading and camera work, and of course final rendering. I must say all in all it worked quite smoothly! If you are interested, here is the Softimage scene: byebye2013.scn.
So what to say about modo? I've tried to love it for so long, but it never clicked like Softimage did. I'm never quite sure what to expect really, where Softimage it mostly always make sense. I'm saddened that Softimage seems to be stalling. I'll sure keep using it as much as possible as I have a deep investment in it, but for a hobbyist, I much rather fork $400 to modo every other year for substantial update, rather that $900 a year for minor update (and now it would cost me 3k I believe!). Hopefully modo 801 will bring me joy!
On this, happy new year!
Looks like I'm repeating myself. So again back again from an IMS get together, now this time it is a Quarterly meeting, a lower key lower attendance gathering where we actually do work on the specs!
It was a rich set of days, hosted by Oracle on its Campus. I've never stayed that long in the 'valley' before. Driving a few miles on the 101 you truly realize how this is the epicenter of the tech world, and the new Klondike as a friend was pointing out. (And the Klondike eventually ran out of gold…). But back on the highlight of those few days:
Common Cartridge
It is nice to see a little bit of interest picking up again. Common Cartridge is indeed the shadowed sibling of the popular Learning Tools Interoperability specification. I see that as just a reflection of this new Cloud-based world: you do not bring your content in one's system anymore, you bring one's users to your system instead! However I see Common Cartridge might still have a card to play in the Open Education Resource (OER) movement, allowing content to freely flow between Learning Management Systems and be re-hashed. I also think in a world where everything goes to the cloud, the Common Cartridge can be a 'downloadable' course, maybe competing with the edupub initiative.
Learning Tools Interoperability
Great progress there too! My current main focus (and a key need for my employer) is being addressed by 2 additional specifications added to the LTI ecosystem:
The LTI 2.0 is also nearing completion. History was made when Sakai and John Tibbett's LMS did connect! And also we got to see the fresh new Coursera tatoo from Chuck!
CASA: the distributed home of Learning Apps
Interesting work being done by UCLA. From what I understand, it offers a distributed trusted discovery network of Learning Apps and Resources, a federated network of directories. It is associated with the idea of stores but its academic rooting and its distributed model kind of collides with the traditional idea of a 'store'. So a bit curious to see how that will unfold…
Next stop: Salt Lake City
Next quaterly will be hosted by Instructure, at Salt Lake City. Sounds exciting!
Don't let the greyish photo fool you, Learning Impact 2013 was sunny outside and inside. I usually have a great time attending the IMS Quarterlies (where the working group I am part of meets) but that was actually my first Learning Impact (IMS annual conference) and it was a blast.
First and foremost, it was so much fun meeting old friends, and making new ones (didn't think I'd spend an evening chatting around beers about philosophy – en français -, thanks Jeff!). After so many face to face meetings, I really grew a sense of belonging to that community. But it was not all fun, friends and great people, we were there for a purpose: technology and learning. And how we can make an impact in education. Rob Abel, CEO of IMS, mentioned that we were living a revolution. Revolution, I know, what a washed out world, bastardized by years of marketing. But there is no way to deny it: as many industries, Internet is a tsunami that is shattering the very core assumption of education, the old 200+ years paradigm of the one size fits all teacher/expert and the classroom model, and it is unclear what will be the new reality when the water recesses. It is a tale of opportunity (wanna be google of e-learning) and survival, and quite exciting to be a part of actually!
So a few highlights of the conference:
LTI is the buzzword: it is funny how the smallest spec, the less 'architected', the Basic LTI Launch, is the buzzword and the standards spec everybody is aware of. A simple answer to a common problem, here is a recipe for success. LTI 2.0 builds on the success and is much more architected. Will it give it the legs to build a rich plug and play interoperable ecosystem of learning resources and tools? Or would its apparent complexity mean LTI 1.x (rebranded Basic LTI) will be the actual standards that is widely adopted, because it is mostly 'enough'? I sure do hope for the former.
Role of the teacher: we hear things like teachers do not scale; building a student centric experience; the broken lecture model; can technology be used to scale up education to an internet scale audience? Or to improve the learner experience in more blended mentor/learner hierarchy. The answer is probably not in either but in both of them at the same time.
Learning Analytics: Big (and small!) Data carries to be a significant potential disruptor. Everybody knows it, but I feel it is unclear yet how it will finally be used. We like to think of predictive analytics, and think of the success of Netflix as a guidance. However, Learning is not Buying, the final outcome is not easy to evaluate: What constitutes good learning? Even good grades is probably not enough (even if it is the most obvious) way to measure. I see how learning maps coupled with Learning Analytics can help a user understand her path in the learning scape she is working on.
QTI Works: I like the assertive tone! Yes, QTI works I still wear the scars of implementing QTI 1.2 years ago, but I feel the time is ripe to take a dive in the APIP and QTI 2.1 world again: QTIWorks (delivery engine) and Uniqurate (the authoring platform) might be the only thing I need to reboot.
LMS CEOs Panel: Leave all Political Correctness at the door, thanks! I was amazed. It all started smoothly but it did not take long for Instructure's CEO Josh Coates to give a kick in the anthill. I could not believe my ears Not always constructive but surely entertaining! But at the end, consensus grew around the fact that LMSes should inter-operate (what a surprised at an IMS conference). I loved they were challenged by Zach from Measured Progress to support QTI 2.1 by next year conference. Blank Stares, then 'We are big fan of QTI', 'Oh yes we already export QTI something'… They sure agreed they would support it, at the same time having probably not a glimpse of what it entails (and it means a lot, you don't write a QTI 2.1 APIP assessment engine that easily). Here is a pledge that I bet will quickly be forgotten!
And I could go on and on, it was a rich 3 days, I took a bunch of notes and will try to reflect a bit more in depth in later posts, for example on the excellent keynotes by Dr. Zhao on Education Paradigms, and Steve Kingler, on the remarkable work done at Western Governors University.
A last word to thanks my employer, Cengage Learning, for allowing to carrying on participating in the standardization works under way at IMS.


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- This hotel has 95 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
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- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Free self parking
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- 3 restaurants
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- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- On private beach
- Beach sun loungers
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Health club
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Fishing on site
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- Beach umbrellas
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- 24-hour business center
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 360
- Conference space size (meters) - 33
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A city tax of US$ 1 per person, per night will be collected at the property in cash. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking.
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Excellent 4.1 /5 from 117 reviews
Wonderful facility,beautiful beaches and very helpful/friendly staff. The only downside was the cost of the food and the variety of food. We enjoyed breakfast buffet but then we went to other locations for lunch and dinner. Way too expensive at the hotel for a family of 6.
We arrived in Zanzibar after climbing Mt Kilimanjaro so we really wanted some western comforts. Doubletree delivered with a beautiful property whose design really honored the local style. The room was great with a comfortable bed and air conditioning. The beach was straight up paradise. The food was very good but incredibly pricy. The AC was leaking the whole time and it took 3 calls to get it fixed. Overall I'd highly recommend staying here, just remember... Pole Pole, (This Is Africa).
You know that you get a good hotel when staying at a Hilton. The breakfast buffé is really nice, even if I've had better, and the rooms are excellent. Just by the beautiful beach as well which is very convenient. However, it is quite tricky to find your way from the centre of Nungwi to the hotel even if there are signs to point you in the right direction. A certain staff member was quite rude during my stay but that individual shouldn't reflect the rest of the helpful staff. This is probably the best hotel to stay at in Nungwi.
The taxi ride to this hotel was quite long, but that's because I left another hotel in Ras Michamvi for the Double Tree in Nungwi. The staff was wonderful. The hotel was clean and the view of the beach from my room was just great!! I met the owner and chatted with her for some time. Very, very welcoming. Absolutely enjoyed dinner and the entertainment on Wednesday evening. I recommend you get the All Inclusive package. Absolutely worth it.
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Mary Cahill Farella, a painter based in Framingham, Massachusetts, was known for her landscape paintings of the cliffs and pastures of Ireland. Then she began exploring the colorations of eucalyptus bark. This led her to a more intense focus on abstraction and color marked by free-form brushstrokes—what she calls "dancing with the color in your hands."
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After his Ohio State squad lost the Orange Bowl 40-35 to Clemson Friday night, Braxton Miller had an answer for every question but one he fielded from reporters in the locker room.
It was in regard to the legacy of a Buckeye team that was undefeated in the regular season but winless in the postseason.
"That's kind of tough," the Ohio State quarterback said. "You might want to ask Coach Meyer about that one. I don't want to say too much about it."
With the defeat so fresh, it was hard to blame Miller for passing on the chance to judge the season. As for the night itself, it was not hard to view his performance at Sun Life Stadium in Miami in a similar light to that of the team overall -- at times spectacular but also riddled with errors.
Miller, the two-time winner of the Silver Football as the Big Ten's Most Valuable Player, completed 16 of 24 passes for 234 yards and two touchdowns. He was sacked five times, dragging his final rushing total down from 84 yards gained to 35 net yards, and he threw a pair of interceptions.
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"I thought I had Philly (Brown) on a bender and it was my mistake," Miller said of his senior wide receiver who was working against single coverage in the seam to the quarterback's right in the final two minutes of the game. "I'm not gonna complain about anything, I've just gotta fix it."
Where he goes to try to do that fixing remains to be seen as the junior quarterback gave no indication if he will return to Ohio State for his senior season or enter the 2014 NFL Draft.
He said he planned to sit down with head coach Urban Meyer and director of strength and conditioning Mickey Marotti in the coming week to figure out what he needs to figure out.
"Just think it out throughout the whole process and how it will go," he said. "I don't want to make no decision I really didn't do my research on."
Miller said he is not leaning any direction -- toward staying or going -- and laughed when asked if he could set odds on what his ultimate decision might be.
He was clear on other topics, saying he didn't put enough air on the throw to Brown that was snagged by Clemson linebacker Stephone Anthony to essentially end the game with less than 90 seconds left and the Buckeyes near midfield.
"It was good coverage," Miller said. "I give him props. That's why he's on the field too. He's got a scholarship as well. He's a good player. He made a good play on the ball. I thought I had Philly wide open. He jumped right in front of me."
Miller was briefly knocked out of the game after finding running back Carlos Hyde with a 14-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter that put the Buckeyes back on top 35-34 and said he played virtually the whole game in pain. That started with a sack by Vic Beasley on the opening drive.
"I don't know what happened, but I landed on my elbow and it just shot up to my shoulder," Miller said. "It was hurting real bad, a scale of one to 10, a nine-and-a-half."
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For a Client in Arnhem we are looking for a Sana Consultant. You keep working on delivery and execution of the SANA Webshop solution which is based on MicroSoft AX2012 (R2-R3).
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Mr. Dubofsky's public and private mergers and acquisitions and strategic transaction practice has included representation of numerous companies, including:
Mr. Dubofsky regularly represents private equity and venture capital firms in connection with private and public investments, acquisitions and divestitures. Representative clients have included Technology Crossover Ventures, Spectrum Equity, Genstar Capital, The Carlyle Group, KKR and Weston Presidio, and recent matters include the representation of Technology Crossover Ventures in public and private investments and divestitures of portfolio companies, including investments in Alarm.com, Netflix and MarketAxess and the sales of ExactTarget, Fiberlink, FX Alliance, iPipeline and XRS Corporation, the representation of KKR in its investments in Spirox and Signostics,
the representation of Spectrum Equity in its acquisitions of ExactBid and PicMonkey, the representation of Indigo Partners in its acquisition of Frontier Airlines from Republic Airways, and the representation of Weston Presidio in the sale of its investments in Apple American Group and The Wolf Organization.