Addressing the Decline of Open Source LMS for #altc Discussion
Author Phil Hill, Blog /11 Comments/by Phil HillUpdated data shows the continuing dominance of Moodle and general decline of open source LMS solutions.
State of Higher Ed LMS Market for US and Canada: 2019 Mid-Year Edition
Author Phil Hill, Blog /12 Comments/by Phil HillUpdated graphics with LMS Market data for North America, mid-2019 edition.
BbWorld 2019: Multiple signs of progress but questionable results
Author Phil Hill, Blog /by Phil HillA much better conference than last year, with progress on many fronts . . . but does it matter?
Postscript on 2U Earnings Call Story
Author Phil Hill, Blog /1 Comment/by Phil HillClarification on 2U story – ‘institutional suite’ and fee-for-service are additive, not replacement, revenue models
July 30, 2019: The day the OPM market changed
Author Phil Hill, Blog /1 Comment/by Phil HillThe zeitgeist of online education, at least of the OPM market, changed today as the market leader “recalibrated” their business.
Postscript on D2L Fusion and LMS Market Slowdown
Author Phil Hill, Blog /by Phil HillDespite some wins for D2L this summer, we maintain our view that the LMS market has slowed down since last year with fewer competitive bids available.
D2L Fusion: Continuing product approach and market differentiation
Author O'Neal Spicer, Blog /by O'Neal SpicerD2L continues its recent path of product improvements and partnership approach, but in the market they’re running in place.
InstructureCon 2019: A study in contrasts
Author Phil Hill, Blog /3 Comments/by Phil HillInstructure is going through changes, with contrasting views apparent between 2015 and 2019 and between executives and staff.
Online student community: What do they need from us?
Author Kevin Kelly, Blog /by Kevin KellyPat James and Kevin Kelly moderate a student panel at the Online Teaching Conference 2019
Schoology NEXT 2019: Increased focus on K-12 LMS Market
Author Jeanette Wiseman /1 Comment/by Jeanette WisemanSchoology focuses on its K-12 roots and shows increasing market strength
The Equity Rubric That Became a Community College Initiative
Author Kevin Kelly, Blog /1 Comment/by Kevin KellyLeveraging course quality rubrics to reduce achievement gaps at Peralta Community College
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