Angel User Conference

Tuesday, May 12. 2009

Just a quick post tonight - the Angel User Conference starts tomorrow in Chicago. I will be curious to hear about what comes out of that event concerning the purchase of Angel Learning by Blackboard. The FAQs provided by Blackboard on the acquisition certainly don't answer user questions, but that document does say:

"We believe this is a great opportunity to bring the innovations and benefits of Blackboard to the ANGEL community and the key features and functionality of ANGEL to the Blackboard community. During the week of May 11th at the ANGEL User Conference, we will provide more information about the road ahead for both the ANGEL and Blackboard solutions."

If you are attending the conference, post a comment below and let us know what's being said by the companies AND by users.

You can follow the conference action via Twitter @auc09

Posted by Ken Ronkowitz in Events at 20:42 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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It has been 4 years since they ate WebCT and people are still using hat product. I predict that ANGEL will be around for a few years as is until Bb sorts out their patent suits and gets a version of their own product that schools want to buy.

Those who left Bb for ANGEL certainly have no Desire2Return to it.

It will send more schools to open source LMS too.

#1 Phil on 2009-05-13 00:04 (Reply)

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