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This research describes decision makers' perception and attitude towards open source Course Management System (OS CMS) and identifies factors that influence their decisions. A literature review, five case studies, and data from 41 decision makers representing 25 Canadian universities and colleges are used to provide decision making process model, OS CMS evaluation model, and several implications to decision makers. The most important implications that emerged from this research are: first, the decisions to adopt or migrate to OS CMS can be taken at the departmental level, but in fact are considered mostly at the institutional level. Second, decision makers should ensure that other institutions' experiences do not overly influence the decision making process. Third, liberalizing operating costs budgeting rather than onetime funding could yield many benefits in promoting open source products. Fourth, perceived resource limitations and perceived relative advantage were the most significant factors that influence decision makers' risk perception.

Open source course management system adoption in Canadian universities and colleges