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The "Ed Tech" category includes posts about educational technology products themselves, including LMSs and other learning platforms, adaptive learning and other digital curricular materials products, learning analytics, and educational apps of all types. It also includes technical aspects of ed tech products, especially interoperability.


 

Can Pearson Sell Efficacy?

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 16, 2018

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I literally do not know what they’re thinking.

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

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 12, 2018

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

Timeline of e-Literate Coverage of Blackboard Learn Ultra

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 11, 2018

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

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.
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