A recent article in The Chronicle of Higher Education highlights how academic centers (big and small) are now considering open source learning management systems (eg, Moodle), as an alternative to the dominant, commercial software, Blackboard. Universities, including UCLA and the Georgia Institute of Technology, have implemented Moodle across their campuses to reduce costs and take advantage of the software’s rich features and large developer community.
We are working extensively with the Moodle these days to help our healthcare clients more effectively manage and deliver their medical education activities and we could not be happier with the results. Glad to see the uptake!
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