Blackboard is buying out Angel Learning, the maker of a major competing learning management system, Angel LMS. The two companies today announced the signing of a definitive agreement in which ...
Education customers that are still running the Angel learning management system and wondering what they should do when the product is officially retired have received a reprieve. Blackboard, the ...
Angel Learning has released Angel LMS 7.2, an update to the company's learning management system. The latest update brings in native podcasting features and adds several new learning tools, including ...
Learning managment system giant Blackboard Inc.’s May 6 announcement that it would acquire up-and-coming competitor Angel Learning for $95 million has some educators concerned about Blackboard’s ...
Blackboard Inc.'s purchase of ANGEL Learning last month has drawn the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice, according to this story in Campus Technology. As I reported here a couple weeks ago, ...
What is it in business that brings out the worst of people when the subject of mergers and acquisitions raises its head? Initial reactions generally speaking tend to be negative and dominated by ...
This morning executives from Blackboard and Angel Learning faced a room full of skeptical college administrators at Angel’s This morning executives from Blackboard and Angel Learning faced a room full ...
I know the school improvement industry is far short of the investment it requires to help leave no child behind. I also know that wrong-headed investment trends have hurt the industry overall. The mad ...
On Friday, Blackboard closed its acquisition of rival Angel Learning, amid complaints by Angel customers. Several college technology administrators said they were surprised and upset when Blackboard ...
Blackboard Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based education-technology firm, has agreed to acquire Indianapolis-based software developer Angel Learning Inc. for about $95 million, the companies announced ...
When The Indianapolis Star reported on its front page in mid-May that Indianapolis Public Schools had accidentally exposed thousands of private student records online, it was a potentially enormous ...
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