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Amazon’s Kindle Fire: A Different Take

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 29, 2011

e-Literate featured blogger Audrey Watters has a really good write-up of the issues she has found with the Kindle Fire for education on her own blog. I share her concerns. And… I’d like to offer a perspective on some of the upside potential of the device.

Breaking Up the LMS: K-12 District Selects Part of LoudCloud Systems’ LMS

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 27, 2011

This is a guest post by Phil Hill from Delta Initiative, follow on Twitter  @PhilOnEdTech or his blog It’s been a busy week for LMS announcements, and I expect more announcements leading up to EDUCAUSE.  First, the Hawaii Virtual Learning Network (for K-12) is moving from Moodle to Blackboard, which as Michael Feldstein points out, is a […]

Brown University moving from Blackboard to Instructure’s Canvas LMS

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 26, 2011

This is a guest post by Phil Hill from Delta Initiative, follow on Twitter  @PhilOnEdTech or his blog Brown University announced today that they will be moving from MyCourses, which is their branded version of Blackboard Campus Edition (formerly WebCT), to Instructure’s Canvas LMS.  They have already been piloting the Instructure system, and plan to fully move […]

When Ed-Tech Startups Fail

By Audrey Watters. Posted on September 25, 2011

This is a guest post by Audrey Watters, an education-journalist who writes for KQED MindShift, Edutopia, and O’Reilly Radar.  You can also find her work on her own blog Hack Education. I received the email from Knack for Teachers on Wednesday that the classroom data tracking and visualization tool would be shutting down. There’s also […]

Yummy, Yummy Data

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 25, 2011

EDUCAUSE is just a few weeks away, which means that the release of the annual Campus Computing survey is also just a few weeks away. It’s pretty much the only decent source of data we have on LMS trends (among many other things) in higher education. Since we are arguably midway through a four-year LMS […]

Hawaii Dept. of Education Moving from Moodle to Blackboard

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 23, 2011

Blackboard just put out a press release announcing that the Hawaii Department of Education is moving their Hawaii Virtual Learning Network (HVLN) from an open source LMS to Blackboard. The press release doesn’t name the platform, but HVLN is currently running Moodle. This is notable because it’s the first move I have heard of away […]

Role of Educational Technology in Enabling Higher Ed Change

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 21, 2011

This is a guest post by Phil Hill from Delta Initiative, follow on Twitter  @PhilOnEdTech or his blog Over the weekend, and over the big pond, Music for Deckchairs had two interesting posts that called me out for perhaps being too optimistic on the transformation of LMS markets.  The two posts referenced my recent posts on New […]

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