Customer Stories
Helping Engaged Students Achieve their Dreams
The LMS at my university wasn’t user-friendly and made life quite difficult for us as students. That really showed me that choosing the right LMS is key for any educational...
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Reimagining the education system
Brightspace proved to be the optimal framework to fundamentally change the way we provide education to students. Mike Sturmey, Associate Director of Digital Learning Environments, Victoria University Challenge VU aims...
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A clear vision of learning for all
One of the main things that attracted us to D2L’s Brightspace platform was its rich accessibility options. Laura Hendrey, Learning and Development Coordinator, Vision Australia Challenge Aiming For Better Accessibility...
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Using Brightspace to implement a unique CBE experience
Challenge As a leading teaching hospital in Australia, Epworth Healthcare is responsible for educating the next generation of health professionals through its medical, nursing, and health professional education and training...
MORE THAN 1,000 ORGANIZATIONS IN OVER 40 COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD RELY ON D2L TO HELP THEM TRANSFORM LEARNING.
Property Council of Australia - Reimagining its Academy
Property Council educators can now run virtual classrooms and build hybrid content that can combine self-paced learning online with face-to-face classroom learning, as well as checking the knowledge gained by its learners using multiple choice quizzes at the end of a course. Since implementing D2L Brightspace the Academy has reimagined its course delivery and now provides digital learning experiences, enabling learners to be able to complete their courses in their own time and at their own pace.
Boosting learner engagement with an interactive interview simulation
Rising rates of students studying online, part-time and from abroad are challenging educators to create more equitable learning opportunities. Meaghan Danby, of Deakin University in Australia, has been awarded a 2023 D2L Excellence Award for the online interview simulation she created in D2L Brightspace. The simulation is an equitable access resource that helps learners practice skills and receive high-quality feedback. It presents students with a virtual interviewee and has them navigate the role of interviewer by selecting questions to ask, and formative feedback is delivered in real-time. The simulation has significantly improved self-guided learning: There has been a more than 40% rise in students accessing D2L resources to help with their interviewing skills.
Reimagining the education system
Victoria University (VU) is a dual-sector tertiary institution that provides higher education and Technical and Further Education (TAFE) courses to 40,000 students. The University operates various metropolitan and regional campuses which are scattered throughout the state of Victoria in Australia. As a dual-sector University, VU offers students an easy pathway from vocational education to higher education. With a history dating back 1916, VU is ranked in the top two per cent of universities worldwide by Times Higher Education.
Helping Engaged Students Achieve their Dreams
Silkwood School equips students for university and career success with D2L. With D2L’s Brightspace platform, students at Silkwood can access their assignments and learning materials anywhere, anytime. Engaging written and video feedback from teachers helps students build their skills and stay motivated—leading to positive learning outcomes.
Enables Success for All with Brightspace
Modern technology means that teaching and learning don’t have to stop when a student leaves the classroom. Wodonga Middle Years College uses D2L’s Brightspace platform to extend and enrich students’ learning opportunities throughout the day—in the classroom, on the sports field, on the school bus and at home.
Bridging the distance between online learners
Adopting D2L’s Brightspace platform has enabled Te Kura, New Zealand’s largest school, to make the transition from correspondence courses to online distance education. Video capabilities enable teachers and students to learn together in new ways, while smart grading tools reduce the administrative burden for the school’s busy faculty.