Thank you for attending the Open edX community event on Friday, September 17th, 2021!
Your presence helped make this event a great success and your enthusiasm and positive spirit helped make our time together both productive and fun! For those of you who did not have the chance to attend this event, you can find the recordings on our YouTube channel.
The goal of this event was to bring the open-source community together and learn about the latest state of the Open edX project. In addition to the Open edX Address, the event featured two community speakers: Patrick Neubert, Co-Founder of academa.de and Juan Montoya, Co-Founder of eduNEXT, who discussed the benefits of using the Open edX platform and how it compares to other e-learning technologies in the market.
The Open edX community provides a great forum for us to collaborate and remain competitive within the e-learning technology realm.
We are excited about the future of the Open edX project and the ability to continuously serve our mission to increase access to education to learners worldwide!
Presentation Material
Please find all of the presentation slides below:
- State of Open edX Address – presented by Ed Zarecor, Director of Engineering, edX
- Open edX Instance – academa.de – presented by Patrick Neubert, Co-Founder, academa.de
- Open edX in the E-Learning Technology Space – presented by Juan Camilo Montoya, Co-Founder, eduNEXT
Keep the Momentum
There were lots of great conversations at last week’s community event! Keep them going, and stay connected to the community year-round via Slack or Discourse.
Please contact us at openedx2021@edx.org with any questions you may have.
Thank you again for attending the Open edX community event and we look forward to keeping in touch!
Best regards,
The Open edX Team
The access to the first talk sides are denied State of Open edX Address
Could someone open them as well?
Thank you in advance. ))
I’ve updated the link to a public copy of the slides. Thanks for alerting us!
@nedbat thank you so much!
The new shared slides doc State of Open edX Address in case somebody will try to open it from this thread )))