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Recent LMS Selections Hint at Continuing Market Changes

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 10, 2012

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Now that we’re in the middle of June – near the end of the fiscal year for many schools and leading up to user conferences for many LMS vendors – we are starting to see some significant LMS and learning platform announcements. While we typically have a surge in announcements this time of year, this […]

The Future of the LMS

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on September 15, 2010

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Here’s the ninety-minute video and slides from a presentation I made to UMassOnline1 last month called W(h)ither the LMS? It’s a fairly institution- and enterprise-centric vision, but it has the potential to cohabitate rather nicely with more distributed, informal personal learning networks. Formal and informal educational paths should co-exist and cross each other in a […]

Speaking in the Boston Area Next Week

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on July 30, 2010

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I’ll be giving a talk for UMassOnline on the morning of Thursday, August 5th in Shrewsbury, MA. The title of the talk is “W(h)ither the LMS?” You can read my guest post on the UMassOnline blog here and register for the event here.

Ken Udas to Head Up UMassOnline

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on July 31, 2009

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I am thrilled to report that my former colleague Ken Udas, most recently the Executive Director of Penn State World Campus and before that a fellow escapee from the SUNY Learning Network, has been selected as the new CEO of UMassOnline. Says University of Massachusetts President Jack M. Wilson, The role of CEO of UMassOnline […]
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