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Since the emergence of COVID-19, many higher education institutions across the globe have been presented with significant challenges. In particular, institutions that had mainly relied on traditional, in-person teaching models have had to quickly pivot and adopt online learning strategies as their primary means of delivery. This not only means having to adjust to educating and engaging students in a digital environment, but also learning how to implement and use new technology to create an effective virtual classroom.

I’m thrilled to announce that our acquisition of eCreators 🔗 was completed on 1 October 2020, finishing what we just announced last week. Now comes the real work, integrating the teams and platforms, and continuing to provide the best possible Moodle™ experience in the world.

We’re all working to help you deliver a great online teaching and learning experience. The LMS is increasingly ubiquitous, and it’s become clear to me that what really matters is what you put into the LMS and how you use it.

One of the institutions that found new, innovative ways to use their LMS to support their faculty and students through COVID-19 was Simpson College, which used Moodle™ to help it stay adaptable and successful in the face of the pandemic.

Learn more about our ranking on the 2020 Tech Cares Recognition list from TrustRadius in support of work done to help clients over the COVID-19 pandemic.

It’s been almost exactly six months since we announced a new direction for Open LMS, and, while we’ve already done a lot, today marks the next major milestone in our journey, with the integration of eCreators, the largest independent Moodle provider in Australia, into Open LMS.

Learn how to leverage five asynchronous learning methods to provide training and education that's flexible, dynamic, and convenient for learners.

Teachers and professors work hard to help guarantee students make the most out of their classes. Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is one way to maximize learning for pupils. By following UDL’s three principles—Recognition, Action & Expression, and Engagement—along with a diverse set of practices, there’s a better chance at student success.

Learn how to build an attractive online classroom that encourages positive learning experiences and streamlines collaboration among learners.