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State of Higher Ed LMS Market for US and Canada: 2018 Year-End Edition

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 5, 2019

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New release of LMS market data for the US and Canada for higher education, with a market in transition.

Contrasting LMS Adoption Patterns in Four English-Speaking Countries

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 26, 2018

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Four countries separated by a common language, and a common set of LMS vendors

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.

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.

State of Higher Ed LMS Market for US and Canada: Fall 2017 Edition

By Phil Hill. Posted on October 31, 2017

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With the new release of LMS market data for the US and Canada for higher education, we see Canvas and Brightspace continuing to gain, and Blackboard continuing to lose share.

University of Wisconsin System to Migrate From D2L Brightspace to Canvas LMS

By Phil Hill. Posted on October 2, 2017

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In a major decision, the University of Wisconsin System – D2L’s flagship customer since 2002 – has finished its LMS evaluation and plans to migrate to Canvas.

LMS Revival: D2L picking up new customers and showing they can listen

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 9, 2017

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D2L has been on a roll lately, tightening the LMS market into a two-horse race with Canvas for new implementations. At their Fusion users conference, there were signs of real changes in how they listen to customers.
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