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Tag Archives: edunomics
Desire2Learn Product Updates
I had a chance to speak to some folks about their latest product release (9.2) a couple of weeks back and am only now finding time to blog about it. First, there’s what they’re doing with the LMS itself. No … Continue reading
Posted in Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged Alfred-Essa, Desire2Learn, edunomics, Mobile Web 4 Comments
The Blackboard/Moodle FOIA Requests
Vicki Tambellini is reporting that a number of colleges who moved from Blackboard to Moodle are getting hit with Freedom of Information Act requests: Last week a number of institutions received FOIA requests from a law firm in Columbia, South … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!) Tagged Blackboard-Inc., edunomics 3 Comments
The Changing Dynamics of the Educational Technology Markets
Phil Hill has two good blog posts up in response to Blackboard’s announcement that it has received at least two “unsolicited non-binding proposals” for the company to be acquired. In his first post, Phil argues that, whatever the outcome of … Continue reading
Moodlerooms and the Cambridge Global Grid for Learning
I know it’s been a little quiet here on e-Literate since I started gearing up for my (awesome) new job. Posts are likely to be sporadic for a while longer yet. But fear not, Dear Reader, for I have not … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Openness Tagged Blackboard, edunomics, GGfL, McGraw Hill, Moodlerooms, publishing Leave a comment
Global Trends in Education Costs?
I got into an interesting discussion on Twitter with Rosa Maria Torres regarding Anya Kamenetz’s graph on the cost of higher education in the U.S. She made the fair point that the graph should be labeled so that readers know … Continue reading
