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Exclusive: University of Phoenix moving from homegrown platform to Blackboard Learn Ultra

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 5, 2015

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The University of Phoenix has a history of using its scale to develop and rely on homegrown platforms, including the  adaptive learning platform branded as “Classroom”. I wrote about this investment in 2013. The full significance of the University of Phoenix bet on adaptive learning platforms goes beyond pure dollars and became clear when the […]

U of Phoenix: Losing hundreds of millions of dollars on adaptive-learning LMS bet

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 30, 2015

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It would be interesting to read (or write) a post mortem on this project some day. Two and a half years ago I wrote a post describing the University of Phoenix investment of a billion dollars on new IT infrastructure, including hundreds of millions of dollars spent on a new, adaptive-learning LMS. In another post I […]

The Billion-Dollar Bet on an Adaptive Learning Platform

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 1, 2013

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Update (2/15/13): Per Apollo Group, the billion-dollar investment mentioned in the Chronicle article (quoted below) refers to total infrastructure – not just the learning platform itself. The total infrastructure includes new CRM, portal, and administrative systems. ***** Earlier this week I wrote about the new patent awarded to the University of Phoenix (the for-profit institution […]
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