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What does Devlin Daley’s departure mean for Instructure?

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 29, 2013

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Despite all the media hype on MOOCs over the past two years, perhaps the most important recent market entry for ed tech has been Canvas, the LMS from Instructure. Instructure was founded in 2008 by Brian Whitmer and Devlin Daley. At the time Brian and Devlin were graduate students at BYU who had just taken […]

Some big personnel changes in LMS market

By Phil Hill. Posted on August 23, 2013

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In just the past week we have had three fairly significant people depart higher ed LMS companies. This really is turning out to be a bumpy ride as the market changes. Ray Henderson announced last night that he is leaving his operational role at Blackboard (President, Academic Platforms and CTO) and is moving into a […]

LMS Market Update: May and June News

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 5, 2013

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There have been a number of LMS and Learning Platform announcements over the past month or two that will help shape the market over the next year or more. One trend I’ve described is the transition from an LMS market to a Learning Platform market, which includes a broader scope of products. Below are some of […]

Open as in Transparent: Instructure Conducts 2nd Public Security Audit on Canvas LMS

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 27, 2012

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I wrote a series of posts last fall about security testing for higher ed LMS products. In my initial post I called for more transparency. We need more transparency in the LMS market, and clients should have access to objective measurements of the security of a solution. To paraphrase Michael Feldstein’s suggestions from a 2009 post: There is […]

Canvas Network – Are the LMS and MOOC Markets Colliding?

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 9, 2012

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Six weeks ago I posted a new graphic on the LMS market which included MOOCs in the same view as traditional LMS solutions. In the comments to the post there was an interesting note from Josh Coates (Instructure CEO) in response to whether MOOCs should be so closely aligned with the LMS market: i agree with you [fellow commenter […]

Everybody Wants to MOOC the World

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on November 4, 2012

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You may have seen this week’s announcement from Instructure of their new Canvas Network to support MOOCs and other open courses. Blackboard has already been dipping its toe in this water, having had Curtiss Bonk run a MOOC on CourseSites. I also find it significant that Blackboard (somewhat awkwardly) made an attempt to remind the market […]

State of the Higher Education LMS Market: A Graphical View

By Phil Hill. Posted on September 24, 2012

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The transformation of the higher education LMS market continues, and I expect more changes over the next 2 – 3 years. However, it seems time to capture the state of the market based on changes over the past year or two. I shared the most recent graphic summarizing the market in mid 2011. As with […]
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