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Moodle Workplace: A new product and change in open source deployment

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 5, 2019

Moodle HQ more aggressively pushing into pro-ed market with Moodle Workplace with a change in how open source code is deployed (hint, it’s not universally available).

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

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

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 5, 2019

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

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

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 […]

The Moodle/Blackboard Breakup: The Long and the Short of It

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on October 29, 2018

The most important questions will remain unanswered for some time to come.

North American Higher Ed LMS Market Share by Enrollments: A consolidating market

By Phil Hill. Posted on October 2, 2018

How many students on LMS? Let us count the ways.

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