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Ed Tech Cybersecurity: Suppose they gave a data breach and nobody came

Phil Hill · Oct 22, 2018 ·

It has now been four weeks since Chegg announced a data breach compromising personal information of up to 40 million users. Cue the crickets because the only coverage in ed tech press thus far is from EdWeek, which focuses on the K-12 market. That’s a shame, because if ed tech companies want a case study […]

e-Literate Sightings in the Fall 2018 Conference Season

Phil Hill · Oct 14, 2018 ·

Where in the world is Michael Sandiego?

North American Higher Ed LMS Market Share by Enrollments: A consolidating market

Phil Hill · Oct 2, 2018 ·

How many students on LMS? Let us count the ways.

Chegg Data Breach May Affect Up To 40 Million Users

Phil Hill · Sep 26, 2018 ·

Chegg data breach exposes up to 40 million registered users for loss of personal information, but company appears to focus first on stock price.

Blackboard Learn Ultra in 2018: Is it ready and does it matter?

Phil Hill · Sep 12, 2018 ·

Asking and updating a three-year-old question about an important LMS development.

Timeline of e-Literate Coverage of Blackboard Learn Ultra

Phil Hill · Sep 11, 2018 ·

Interactive timeline chart sharing e-Literate’s coverage of Blackboard Learn Ultra over the years

Expansion of OPM-Derivative Model: Disney covers online degrees for hourly employees through Guild Education

Phil Hill · Sep 5, 2018 ·

Disney hands employees new educational benefit (with all four fingers), expanding Guild Education’s influence in market

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