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Is Microsoft or Google your next LMS? The view from BETT

By Jason Cole. Posted on February 6, 2019

Notes from BETT 2019 show in London looking at Microsoft Teams and potential as a learning platform competitor

Notes on EDUCAUSE 2018

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 8, 2018

I recently finished three weeks of travel to ed tech conferences – Online Learning in Toronto, WCET in Portland, and EDUCAUSE in Denver. Given the size of EDUCAUSE and its history of being the place to see the greatest number of vendors in one location, that conference is a good trigger to cover general ed […]

Google Classroom Addresses Major Barrier To Deeper Higher Ed Adoption

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 29, 2015

A year ago I wrote about Google Classroom, speculating whether it would affect the institutional LMS market in higher education. My initial conclusion: I am not one to look at Google’s moves as the end of the LMS or a complete shift in the market (at least in the short term), but I do think […]

Miami, Harvard and MIT: Disability discrimination lawsuits focused on schools as content providers

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 20, 2015

In the discussions at Google+ based on last week’s post about the Miami University of Ohio disability discrimination lawsuit1, George Station made two important points that deserve more visibility. It’s been a-coming for several years now. Cal State has some pretty strong rules in place for compliance with ADA and state-level disability laws. Still, [Universal Design for […]

Ed Tech World on Notice: Miami U disability discrimination lawsuit could have major effect

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 13, 2015

This week the US Department of Justice, citing Title II of ADA, decided to intervene in a private lawsuit filed against Miami University of Ohio regarding disability discrimination based on ed tech usage. Call this a major escalation and just ask the for-profit industry how big an effect DOJ intervention can be. From the complaint: Miami University uses […]

Early Review of Google Classroom

By Phil Hill. Posted on July 28, 2014

Meg Tufano is co-Founder of SynaptIQ+ (think tank for social era knowledge) and leader of McDermott MultiMedia Group (an education consulting group focused on Google Apps EDU). We have been checking out Google Classroom – with her as the teacher and me as the student. I include some of Meg’s bio here as it is worth noting […]

Why Google Classroom won’t affect institutional LMS market … yet

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 15, 2014

Yesterday I shared a post about the new Google Classroom details that are coming out via YouTube videos, and as part of that post I made the following statement [emphasis added]: I am not one to look at Google’s moves as the end of the LMS or a complete shift in the market (at least […]

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