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The Purgatory of Ed Tech Transformation Initiatives

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 21, 2018

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With demise of Texas ITL, confession on failure of engineering model of personalized learning, and pivot from Jefferson Accelerator, it’s time to revise the Ed Tech Purgatory post.

Movement of Canvas LMS to Global Markets

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 9, 2017

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Almost 30% of Instructure’s higher ed LMS new implementations are international now, with particularly strong growth in Europe.

Top e-Literate Blog Posts From 2016

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 3, 2017

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It’s the new year, and I need to clean out my inbox and do actual work this week. What a perfect time to procrastinate and share some year-in-review info for e-Literate. We changed our email service for e-Literate in early April, and for the first time we’re realizing how much of our readership comes from the listserv […]

A Moment of Clarity on the Role of Technology in Teaching

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 25, 2016

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This following excerpt is based on a post first published at The Chronicle of Higher Education. With all of the discussion around the role of online education for traditional colleges and universities, over the past month we have seen reminders that key concerns are about people and pedagogy, not technology. And we can thank two […]

Signup For More Information On LMS Subscription Service

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 17, 2016

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As we roll out our upcoming LMS subscription service here at e-Literate (see Michael’s post for initial description), we suspect that many of the e-Literate readers will be interested, but not all. We value the community here at e-Literate and want to ensure that the blog site itself remains as it’s always been – ad […]

The Odd Couple: How Ed Tech Must Support Vastly Different Types of Professors

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 28, 2016

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An edited version of this post was first published at The Chronicle of Higher Education Let’s admit it, there can be some real tension when a college is faced with choosing a new learning-management system, or any software used by more than one department. Since the decision involves the administrators who will support the system […]

The Massive Decline In Larger Education Company Market Caps

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 14, 2016

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After our coverage of Blackboard’s CEO change last week, we were both interviewed by the Washington Business Journal, with the following lede: Analysts and sources I spoke with Monday, both on and off the record, said the decision to bring on Bill Ballhaus as CEO was a combination of Bhatt failing to make progress building […]
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