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State of Higher Ed LMS Market for US and Canada: Spring 2016 Edition

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 19, 2016

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This is the eighth year I have shared the LMS market share graphic, commonly known as the squid graphic, for (mostly) US higher education. The original idea remains – to give a picture of the LMS market in one page, highlighting the story of the market over time. The key to the graphic is that […]

Signup For More Information On LMS Subscription Service

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 17, 2016

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As we roll out our upcoming LMS subscription service here at e-Literate (see Michael’s post for initial description), we suspect that many of the e-Literate readers will be interested, but not all. We value the community here at e-Literate and want to ensure that the blog site itself remains as it’s always been – ad […]

Historical Survey Of Competency-Based Education

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 11, 2016

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I have previously written a primer on competency-based education (CBE) using SPT Malan’s seminal article as the basis for understanding the key elements. Chris Mallett, formerly associate provost at Western Governors University (WGU) and currently VP for online programs at Northeastern University, has just posted a broader historical survey on CBE that is well worth reading. His […]

IHE Essay: Getting the political facts straight about State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 29, 2016

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The following essay, co-written by Russ Poulin and Phil Hill, was originally published at Inside Higher Ed in response to articles in the New York Times and Inside Higher Ed regarding whether New York state should sign the SARA agreement. A coalition of consumer groups, legal aid organizations and unions object to the state of […]

The Odd Couple: How Ed Tech Must Support Vastly Different Types of Professors

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 28, 2016

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An edited version of this post was first published at The Chronicle of Higher Education Let’s admit it, there can be some real tension when a college is faced with choosing a new learning-management system, or any software used by more than one department. Since the decision involves the administrators who will support the system […]

Some Changes at e-Literate and MindWires

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 22, 2016

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Periodically, we write “full disclosure” posts describing our work and how it relates to our blogging, mostly so that readers can judge any conflict of interests we may have. They are usually not particularly fun or interesting posts, but we feel they are important nevertheless. This time is a little different. We have been thinking […]

Wheaton College Selects Schoology As New LMS In Surprise Decision

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 14, 2016

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Schoology, a social cloud-based LMS known mostly used in the K-12 market, has set its sights on expanding into the higher education market using their recent $32 million funding round. Last January, Colorado State University’s Global Campus selected Schoology to replace Blackboard Learn, yet the market impact of this decision was limited, partially due to […]
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