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Interesting Reads This Week
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Interesting Reads This Week

Counting what counts

Glenda Morgan
Glenda Morgan
Online-educationOnline-education
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Friday Follow Up
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Friday Follow Up

A failed attempt at dialogue regarding access to online courses correlating with higher graduation rates

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
MicrocredentialsMicrocredentials
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The Other Revenue Share

The Other Revenue Share

Incentives and perverse incentives in the search for online growth

Glenda Morgan
Glenda Morgan
Online-educationOnline-education
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What's Lost When NY Times Guest Essays Are Uninformed

What's Lost When NY Times Guest Essays Are Uninformed

"What’s Lost When Community Colleges Go Virtual" vs. research on student outcomes at the same system in question

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
LMS-MarketLMS-Market
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Mid-week Follow Up
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Mid-week Follow Up

Updates on Moodle Higher Ed, Fall 2025 enrollments, and post-bankruptcy Blackboard

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
Student SuccessStudent Success
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Platforms, prices and power

Glenda Morgan
Glenda Morgan
Regulatory AnalysisRegulatory Analysis
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The Department’s Victory on Gainful Employment and What It Means for Higher Ed

The Department’s Victory on Gainful Employment and What It Means for Higher Ed

One aspect is that metrics like Earnings Premium were cemented as the centerpiece of institutional accountability moving forward, with all of the warts

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
MicrocredentialsMicrocredentials
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The speed of change

Glenda Morgan
Glenda Morgan
LMS-MarketLMS-Market
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Nexus’s Transparency Playbook: A Pattern to Watch
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Nexus’s Transparency Playbook: A Pattern to Watch

An update on contradictory information regarding the Anthology bankruptcy

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
LMS-MarketLMS-Market
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Nexus Playing Both Sides in Anthology's Bankruptcy

Nexus Playing Both Sides in Anthology's Bankruptcy

A troubling lack of transparency about the private equity firm shaping Anthology’s fate

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
LMS-MarketLMS-Market
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Anthology's Chapter 11 Bankruptcy by the Numbers

Anthology's Chapter 11 Bankruptcy by the Numbers

Debt interest payments were 41% of total revenue, and other insights from the court filings

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
LMS-MarketLMS-Market
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Anthology Declares Bankruptcy, Blackboard to Remain as the Core

Anthology Declares Bankruptcy, Blackboard to Remain as the Core

The official Chapter 11 plan is to recapitalize around Blackboard and sell off SIS/ERP and CRM/Student Success to competitors

Phil Hill
Phil Hill
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