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Tag Archives: LoudCloud
Summary of Statements by Key Players in Blackboard Announcement, Including Competitors
Given all the news and discussion surrounding Blackboard’s strategy change last week, I thought that it would be useful to collect the public statements from Blackboard and their competitors in one place. No analysis, no interviews, just statements. I have … Continue reading
LoudCloud Systems Announces Adaptive LMS General Release
One of the trends that I’ve been tracking in the LMS market is a move away from the monolithic, all-things-to-everyone enterprise LMS solution. There are several different approaches challenging this model, but the general theme is that the ed tech … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guest Bloggers, Higher Education, LMOS, Notable Posts
Tagged analytics, disaggregated LMS, LMOS, LMS, LMS market, LoudCloud, Manoj Kutty, Phil Hill
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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
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