Vision of distance learning from Desire 2 Learn and Blackboard
During the last two weeks, folks from both Blackboard and Desire 2 Learn have visited PCC to discuss their vision of distance learning in the next five years, what they see as their place in that future, and what they're doing to get there.
We also asked them to try and address the following areas which we've deemed as important for our own program.
We also asked them to try and address the following areas which we've deemed as important for our own program.
- Integration and interoperability
- SIS for account creation, course creation, etc.
- Content packaging and sharing
- APIs for sharing information between applications
- Assessment and Identity Management
- Collaboration and Portfolio
- Accessibility
- Customization for institutional needs
- Ease and breadth of customization
- Flexibility in teaching and course management styles
- Hosting
- Disaster recover/business continuity
- Service Level
- Product and Company Roadmap
- History and Plan for the future of the company
- Mobile Learning
- User testing and feedback (faculty AND students)
Both vendors were able to talk to each of the points and demonstrate a little of their existing product. Sadly, both sessions included non-disclosure agreements, so this is the extent to which we can share.
Labels: blackboard, cms, d2l, vendors, vision
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John Davis, At
July 10, 2011 at 10:52 PM
Really informative and very well structured post, thank you so much.
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