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LMS & Learning Platforms

Everything you want to know about Learning Management Systems and whatever comes after them.

 


 

What’s Next for Instructure?

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on February 19, 2020

Goldsmith is gone. Now what?

Instructure’s Better Possible Future

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on January 19, 2020

Do the right thing. Please.

Instructure’s Proposed Acquisition is a Bad Risk for Everyone

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on January 5, 2020

It has to be said.

Instructure is not “the New Blackboard”

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 12, 2019

Eleven months ago, I wrote a post about Instructure entering its “awkward teenage years.” That was a setup for the inevitable alternative metaphor that was coming, along with Instructure’s inevitable fall from grace. Now that they’re off the pedestal, it’s time to address the crazy way we talk about ed tech companies.

The IMS at an Inflection Point

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on June 11, 2019

The IMS has been amazingly successful. I take a deep dive into both the what and the why, and then look at how the next challenge of learning analytics is going to mean the next decade of interoperability work will be different from the last one.

Instructure: Plans to expand beyond Canvas LMS into machine learning and AI

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 11, 2019

Instructure is not the same company it was just a year or two ago. Thanks to public reporting, the changes are out in the open.

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

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 5, 2019

Moodle HQ more aggressively pushing into pro-ed market with Moodle Workplace with a change in how open source code is deployed (hint, it’s not universally available).

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