1. The Future Of Learning
Management Systems:
Development, Innovation and Change
Presented at World Congress for Online Learning
October 18, 2017
http://bit.ly/wcolhill
Presented by: Phil Hill
@PhilOnEdTech
8. • Almost all Canadian colleges and universities now offer
online courses;
• Online enrolments have expanded at a rate of 10%-15%
per annum over the last five years; online learning now
constitutes between 12%-16% of all post-secondary
teaching for credit;
• Online learning is providing students with increased
access and greater flexibility;
• Two-thirds of Canadian post-secondary institutions see
online learning as very or extremely important for their
future plans.
Source: https://onlinelearningsurveycanada.ca/
Meanwhile in the Canada . . .
9. Playing in the corner
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10. Now loose in the house
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13. “The asynchronous, individualized nature of
online learning allows differentiation of course
content. Students can control a course’s pace to
fit their learning styles and abilities.”
“Our research found that interactive course
software that provides instantaneous feedback
could be particularly effective in improving
student performance in online courses. ”
PPIC, Successful Online
Courses in California’s
Community Colleges
15. We are in the midst of an
inflection point in higher
education driven by
mainstream adoption,
different platform designs,
and moving beyond the
digitization of traditional
classroom
43. We are in the midst of an
inflection point in higher
education driven by
mainstream adoption,
different platform designs,
and moving beyond the
digitization of traditional
classroom