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Webinars: California OEI on institutional view of LMS decisions, Ray Henderson on vendor view

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 14, 2016

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We have now had 2 of our 3 webinars (or colloquiums) with NobleStream organized around “The Modern Learning Platform: Not Your Mother’s Old LMS”. In our first webinar, Howard Weiner from NobleStream interviewed Michael and me about the work we do as consultants and market analysts. Video available here. In the second webinar, we had Pat […]

Webinars: When Cockroaches and the LMS Rule the Earth

By Phil Hill. Posted on November 5, 2016

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Thanks to the good folks at NobleStream, Michael and I are participating in a series of three colloquiums (or colloquia or webinars, you choose) hosted by Howard Weiner. This past Wednesday, the three of us discussed the vision that Michael and I have for e-Literate and our consulting practice with a focus on learning platforms. […]

A Retrospective on Implementing Common Course Management Systems

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 9, 2016

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At e-Literate we mostly avoid blogging about our consulting work through MindWires Consulting, but we have an opportunity with our work for California’s Online Education Initiative (OEI) to share information with the higher education community on a topic of growing importance. The OEI is California Community College System’s approach to help individual colleges collaborate with their […]

California Community College OEI Selects LMS Vendor

By Phil Hill. Posted on February 12, 2015

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The Online Education Initiative (OEI) for California’s Community College System has just announced its vendor selection for a Common Course Management System (CCMS)1. For various reasons I cannot provide any commentary on this process, so I would prefer to simply direct people to the OEI blog site. Update: To answer some questions, the reason I […]
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