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Thursday, May 31 • 10:00am - 10:35am
Mastering Open edX development across four continents

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Campus-il, the Israeli National MOOCs Platform, In collaboration with edX, Proversity, and OpenCraft, Campus-il has created an innovative development process to produce highly custom developments while minimizing the risk of code drift to enable more contributions to the Open edX community.

Our panel will discuss best practice & lessons learned from one of the most ambitious projects in the Open edX ecosystems.
Speakers
avatar for Anna Lifshits Agmon

Anna Lifshits Agmon

CTO, Campus-il
avatar for Xavier Antoviaque

Xavier Antoviaque

CEO, OpenCraft
Xavier Antoviaque is an Open edX developer and contributor. He is also the founder of OpenCraft, which provides development services and hosting for public institutions and companies using the Open edX platform, including Harvard, Davidson University, the edX organization itself or... Read More →
avatar for Krishan Meetoo

Krishan Meetoo

Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Proversity
I am a Founder of Proversity, born out of a passion to leverage the disruptive power of digital learning to transform individuals and organizations, globally.We partner with Higher Education, Government and Enterprise to create bespoke and engaging digital learning experiences.We... Read More →
avatar for John Mark Walker

John Mark Walker

Open edX Community Lead, edX
John Mark Walker is the Open edX Community Lead for edX. He has been an open source community and ecosystems expert for 2 decades, starting with VA Linux Systems and SourceForge.net. He was the Gluster Community Leader at Red Hat, and was the product and community owner for ViPR Controller... Read More →

Thursday May 31, 2018 10:00am - 10:35am EDT
Granby Room, Decelles Building, HEC Montreal 5255 Avenue Decelles, Montréal, QC H3T 2B1, Canada
  Breakout, Development

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