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

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 5, 2018

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

Response to MoodleNews: Some considerations for critical reading of market sizing claims

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 23, 2018

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Good to see discussion and analysis triggered by our data, but let’s not compare 2017 apples to 2018 oranges and make grand pronouncements

D2L Fusion 2018: Product improvements and potential signs of addressing challenges

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 13, 2018

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D2L continues to impress with product, adds new execs that might be able to address company challenges.

Schoology, NEO, Claroline, Chamilo: The beginning of the LMS long tail

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 8, 2018

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Schoology, NEO, Claroline, Chamilo, oh my! A look, or reminder, of the LMS market beyond the Big Four (and Sakai).

Welcome Change: OpenStax using more accurate data on student textbook expenditures

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 7, 2018

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How do you save students money that they weren’t already spending? You can’t, and OpenStax adjusts their savings data in a welcome move in the OER community.

Terminology is Key to Understanding Blackboard Learn Prospects

By Phil Hill. Posted on July 22, 2018

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Understanding claims such as “Learn Ultra in production” requires a tour of the myriad options of Blackboard Learn.

Revisiting 2012 Post on Barriers That MOOCs Would Face

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 14, 2018

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Saying “I told you so” can be so petty. But I’ll get over it this time – MOOCs aren’t magical after all, and reality continues to intrude.
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