This resource although somewhat limited and only updated yearly, is exactly what Maureen has commented on, a real life view of the conversations and discussions being held at the decision making/executive level regarding e-learning initiatives. Although at first glance the wiki resource seems sparse, I found it to contain glimpses of pertinent information regarding issues of system design, user considerations, and current e-learning systems used in Ontario. An equally interesting section which I found that may serve some purpose to Technologist,Venturers, and Organizers include their conference notes, detailing events and topics. As a whole, I would refer to this resource perhaps only as conference or technology planner, referencing some of their stats, notes and decisions made. Here is a useful link comparing e-learning / LMS systems used across Ontario Universities. (ie https://kumu.brocku.ca/oucel/LMS_Comparison_across_Ontario_Universities)

I posted this Wiki as an additional source for market projections, because it has proven to be a valuable resource to my colleagues and I with respect to trends in e-Learning and technology. It brings an “on the ground perspective” through the open sharing of resources and perspectives that are included on the wiki. The membership tends to be higher level decision makers in campus technology as well as teaching and learning (and their teams) from universities across Ontario. In addition to the wiki, the membership meets in person twice a year to discuss current topics in technology and learning and, essentially “compare notes”. While it is clearly anchored in the Ontario Higher Ed context, the focal points of its ongoing projects may be of wider interest. Similarly, the Wiki’s general resources, along with the resources posted to each of the yearly institutes and meetings pages, provide insights that might appeal to the wider educational community.