Tag Archives: Ray Henderson

The Evolving LMS Market, Part II

Posted on December 22, 2010 by Michael Feldstein

I have gotten a lot of very nice compliments in the last 24 hours about the first post in this two-part series. I do want to emphasize that a huge portion of the value in that post comes from the … Continue reading →

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Blackboard, Ray Henderson, and Progress

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Michael Feldstein

When Blackboard acquired ANGEL back in May of 2009, there was a lot of noise about how the acquisition was going to change the company. I wrote a post then called Three Tests for the ‘New’ Blackboard, which outlined some indications … Continue reading →

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Blackboard's iPad App and its implications

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Michael Feldstein

Ray Henderson has a post up about his sense of responsibility to customers regarding balancing innovation with mature products (careful refinements in features and support services to meet customer needs) versus innovation in new areas (bold thinking and experiments). It’s … Continue reading →

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Blackboard's Progress Toward Standards Support

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Michael Feldstein

Coming out of this week’s IMS meeting, Ray Henderson has a good post up describing the progress Blackboard was able to demonstrate toward support of the IMS Common Cartridge (CC) and Basic Learning Tool Interoperability (BLTI) standards. Sometimes it’s hard … Continue reading →

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Blackboard Learn President Ray Henderson Starts a Blog

Posted on June 10, 2009 by Michael Feldstein

This is good news. Former ANGELista and current Blackboard Learn President Ray Henderson has started a blog, where he says he will respond to conversations in the blogosphere and generally try to make Blackboard more transparent. He has also turned … Continue reading →

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