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Category Archives: Instructional Design
Four Initial Answers from Apple’s Education Announcement
In a recent post I offered four key questions for the Apple Education Announcement held today (Jan 19th). Now that the event is over and the blogosphere is responding, I thought it would be useful to answer those four questions. … Continue reading
Four Key Questions for the Apple Education Announcement
There is growing buzz online about Apple’s planned media event on January 19th in New York City. Most speculation is focused on Apple distributing textbooks through iTunesU, as described in a New York Times blog. The basis for most speculation … Continue reading
When Large Companies Enter Ed Tech
I had a very interesting conversation on the way home from EDUCAUSE with Frank Florence, who is the Senior Director of Education Market Management for Cisco. We discussed the changes happening in the ed tech market, and Frank helped me … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guest Bloggers, Higher Education, Instructional Design, LMOS, Notable Posts, Openness Tagged Cisco, Ed Tech, Educational technology, Frank Florence, Google, LMS, OpenClass, Pearson, Phil Hill 5 Comments
Breaking Up the LMS: K-12 District Selects Part of LoudCloud Systems’ LMS
This is a guest post by Phil Hill from Delta Initiative, follow on Twitter @PhilOnEdTech or his blog It’s been a busy week for LMS announcements, and I expect more announcements leading up to EDUCAUSE. First, the Hawaii Virtual Learning Network (for … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guest Bloggers, Instructional Design, LMOS Tagged analytics, Delta Initiative, IIS, Instructional Improvement System, Jeffco, K-12, LMS, LoudCloud, Phil Hill 3 Comments
Brown University moving from Blackboard to Instructure’s Canvas LMS
This is a guest post by Phil Hill from Delta Initiative, follow on Twitter @PhilOnEdTech or his blog Brown University announced today that they will be moving from MyCourses, which is their branded version of Blackboard Campus Edition (formerly WebCT), to Instructure’s … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guest Bloggers, Higher Education, Instructional Design Tagged Blackboard, Brown University, Delta Initiative, Instructure, LMS market, Phil Hill 4 Comments
