05 mars 2019

State of Higher Ed LMS Market for US and Canada: 2018 Year-End Edition

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . This is the eleventh year I have shared the LMS market share graphic, commonly known as the squid graphic, for US and Canadian higher education. This past year we at e-Literate shifted our LMS Market Analysis reports from Spring / Fall to Mid-Year / End-of-Year to better allow analysis of entire years. More...

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Insight into Community College Students and Challenges of Online Education

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . Inside Higher Ed reported today on a new survey report on community colleges and challenges that students face. More...

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D2L: Continuing emphasis on services and completion of move to SaaS model

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . In last week's post on Blackboard, I shared the roughly linear progression of migration of the Learn LMS to a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model - a move that we believe is more important than is the Learn Ultra user experience. More...

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OPM Readings: New policy briefing from UCT and other useful coverage

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . Over the past eight days there have been a series of valuable articles covering Online Program Management (OPM) and the broader Online Program Enablement (OPE) markets. More...

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Blackboard Updates: Learn SaaS progress and LMS market news

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . Blackboard had a lot of news to share two weeks ago when we spoke with CEO Bill Ballhaus and senior teaching and learning executives. The updates addressed efforts to streamline the business, customer retention, and customer acquisition. More...

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Why Higher Ed Hypes: The MOOC Example

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . My last post was called "Is Ed Tech Hype in Remission?" It was about—surprise!—the interesting phenomenon of ed tech hype seemingly fading for the moment. I started the post by apparently breaking a little news. More...

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Is Ed Tech Hype in Remission?

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . Last Wednesday, there was an announcement about an investment in Civitas Learning that appeared to escape the notice of the educational press. Even EdSurge and Education Dive, which are both pretty good about covering the investment side of ed tech, seem to have missed it. More...

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EEP News: Carnegie Mellon and Duke Lower Barriers to Conducting Educational Research

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . Carnegie Mellon and Duke are theoretically peers. To use one very imperfect measure, they are both ranked in the top 25 national universities by US News and World Report. They are both more specifically ranked in the top 15 such schools for undergraduate teaching. More...

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Moodle Workplace: A new product and change in open source deployment

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By  and . Moodle unveiled its new product, Moodle Workplace, at the the Learning Technologies conference in London three weeks ago. While the open source Moodle LMS has been used by companies and organizations for employee training for years (approximately 40% of Moodle implementations worldwide according to this 2015 interview), Workplace represents a new approach for Moodle's usage of open source deployment. More...

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Is Microsoft or Google your next LMS? The view from BETT

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "mfeldstein.com logo"By . I recently spent a day at BETT (formerly known as the British Educational Training and Technology show), the UK’s largest educational technology show. The show tends to skew towards the primary and further education market (k-12 and community college in the US), but there is also significant higher education presence. More...

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