Coming to Haiku in 2012....

[Renee Springer Hochstetler]

We just posted our development roadmap from 2012. Thanks to you all for your incredibly helpful suggestions and feedback during the year and as we headed into retreat. Without further ado:  http://haik.me/newn2012

[Dan Sitter]

Do you have a development roadmap for 2013 yet?  Would love to see that.  And how are you doing Renee!

On Friday, December 2, 2011 1:20:12 PM UTC-6, Renee Springer wrote:

We just posted our development roadmap from 2012. Thanks to you all for your incredibly helpful suggestions and feedback during the year and as we headed into retreat. Without further ado:  http://haik.me/newn2012

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[Elizabeth Falcon]

Hi Dan,

We do have a roadmap, and will be posting it officially later this week! Keep your eye on our blog. :)

Elizabeth

[ehvickery]

Elizabeth - It would be great if Haiku would notify clients when the roadmap has been posted. Thank you. I can't wait to see what is in store!

[Rachel Smith]

Any progress on the roadmap?

[Anthony Showalter]

Hi Rachel!

Great question and sorry we've been silent on this issue this year.

In 2013 we've had a bit of change in orientation in how we're planning, scheduling, and completing improvements in Haiku.  The goal of these changes is to complete projects more quickly and try to stay "agile" even as our code-base and customer-base is growing.

So while we are working off of an internal roadmap, we're not going to be sharing this out publicly to the same level of detail that we have in the past.  

We can, however, share out the major themes of this year:

1. Mobile - Full steam ahead on a native iOS app and a Windows 8 app (stay tuned for a fun announcement in the next few weeks re: Microsoft).  Native Android application will be coming later.

2. Standards / Learning Analytics - We're working hard to integrate the awesome ActiveGrade product (and team) that we acquired in January.  This is a new trajectory that means we'll be collecting more and better data around student learning.

3. Content - building more and better ways to easily add content into Haiku.  Further, we're interested in how to organize, tag, disseminate, and map content/curriculum at the classroom and school levels.

In addition to these major themes, we continue to tweak and improve existing features and work to build partnerships with awesome third-party products like TurnItIn, Crocodoc, Blackbaud, Powerschool, etc.

If you have other specific questions, we will do our best to answer them! 

Thanks,

Anthony

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[Lisa Fusco]

What are the links for the Mobile access? iOS, Windows 8, and Android, please.