http://bavatuesdays.com/single-sign-on-for-third-party-application-with-typo3/ a "b" blog Tue, 02 Dec 2008 13:56:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 http://bavatuesdays.com/single-sign-on-for-third-party-application-with-typo3/#comment-1272 Doing things with bbpress at bavatuesdays Mon, 23 Oct 2006 16:47:19 +0000 http://bavatuesdays.com/?p=194#comment-1272 [...] I have talked a lot about the flexibility of these open source applications enhancing, if not replacing, higher education’s current addiction to closed, static, and patented course management systems. The loose integration of these disparate tools through some manageable authentication procedure that does not require a password for every application, like Typo3’s Single-SignOn, preserves the individual applications independence and integrity -while making the movement between them fluid. Recoding a program like phpBb from scratch to to work with Wordpress is great, but I wonder if th integration process would not even require that much work? All the same, this is a great day for the open source possibilities for education. I am all the more certain (and that is now very, very, very certain:) these days that such applications, loosely bound, are the wave of the future for instructional technology. [...] [...] I have talked a lot about the flexibility of these open source applications enhancing, if not replacing, higher education’s current addiction to closed, static, and patented course management systems. The loose integration of these disparate tools through some manageable authentication procedure that does not require a password for every application, like Typo3’s Single-SignOn, preserves the individual applications independence and integrity -while making the movement between them fluid. Recoding a program like phpBb from scratch to to work with Wordpress is great, but I wonder if th integration process would not even require that much work? All the same, this is a great day for the open source possibilities for education. I am all the more certain (and that is now very, very, very certain:) these days that such applications, loosely bound, are the wave of the future for instructional technology. [...]

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