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UF Online’s New Corporate Partner: Discover Financial joins Walmart with Online Education benefit

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 12, 2018

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UF Online adds another corporate partner in Discover Education, following news about Walmart. Are they defining an alternate approach than most OPMs to marketing & enrollment?

D2L Bets on The Cloud and Advances in User Experience

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 8, 2018

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D2L continues to improve the LMS user experience and move to cloud hosting in a manner quite different than Blackboard’s move to Learn Ultra.

Interview with CEO of Instructure on changes to executive team

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 22, 2018

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Out: the three M’s – Marc Maloy, Misty Frost, and Mitch Macfarlane. In: Bjorn Erikkson and Dan Goldsmith. Question: How will Instructure handle the latest executive changes?

Top Hat’s OER Announcement: Doubling down on faculty engagement

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 20, 2018

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Top Hat further expands, or subdivides the OER movement; and the move doubles down on the company’s bet on faculty engagement

Postscript on Rio Salado Coverage: Clarity about different outcome types

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 10, 2018

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Rio Salado College responds to e-Literate coverage – there’s a lot of useful context on Rio’s student outcomes, but responses still do not address low rates of degree-seeking students getting degrees.

OPM Market May Be Growing, But It’s Not Without Chaos

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 7, 2018

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The OPM market may be large and growing, but it would be a mistake to miss the chaos and wrecks. Picture a chase through the Wastelands.

Rio Salado College As Exemplar: A critical external view

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 23, 2018

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Once again Rio Salado College is held up as a successful model of a public college in the modern age. But do the claims of success stand up to scrutiny? A review of the data shows cause for questioning the popular narrative.
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