Customer Stories
Delivering Excellent Learning Experiences at Scale
Challenge Continuing decades of championing accessible education As the alma mater of first man on the moon Neil Armstrong, Purdue University knows that every giant leap starts with one small...
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Nurturing healthier, happier classrooms with SEL
From the very beginning, teachers saw that our approach to SEL made a big difference to their students, but teachers already have so much on their plates. We wanted to...
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Helping more students access online learning
Challenge Growing Demand For Online Learning Originally established in 1977 to provide educational travel experiences, Blyth Academy is now one of the leading private schools in Canada and teaches over...
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Raising Mental Health Awareness in Schools
The Robb Nash Project launches an interactive course to help young people explore and improve their mental wellbeing.
More than 1,000 organizations in over 40 countries around the world rely on D2L to help them transform learning.
Why SNHU chose Brightspace as their LMS
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) is at the forefront of online learning. In fact, they have been named the #1 Most Innovative University in the north, three years running. While they support more than 3,000 on-campus students, they also have over 80,000 online students. To manage the current and anticipated growth, it became clear that SNHU needed to upgrade their LMS. Their existing legacy product simply wasn’t flexible enough, nor able to grow at the pace that SNHU required.
Using an LMS to support faculty and students
How SNHU leverages their LMS to support faculty and the student experience At Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), advisors are a large component of what makes the student experience so...
SNHU turns student data into student success
How SNHU Turns Student Data Into Student Success Ensuring student success has become one of the biggest challenges for colleges and universities. With the adoption of education technology, higher education...
Preparing students for long-term career success and increasing engagement with Brightspace Parent & Guardian
Providing students with more opportunities to learn, to further their education into post-secondary, and to connect with their courses in a more meaningful way is of major importance to the SNP STEAM Academy. Created as an extension of Six Nations Polytechnic, the STEAM Academy provides a secondary-school education in a culturally diverse community, with a strong focus on connecting students to careers in the technology industry. Students can attend this program entirely for free. Using a blended learning approach, students can earn their Ontario Secondary School Diploma and earn college credits towards their college diploma within a 5-year period. And this is what makes them unique.
Use of Brightspace goes far beyond expectations
The MGH Institute of Health Professions (The MGH Institute) is an innovative interprofessional graduate school of health sciences founded by Massachusetts General Hospital and located in the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, Massachusetts. Health science academic programs include Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physician Assistant studies, Nursing, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Health Professions Education and PhD in Rehabilitation Science. The MGH Institute seeks to be preeminent in educating graduates to be exemplary leaders in healthcare for a diverse society, advancing innovative models of health professions education to improve health and healthcare, and creating and translating knowledge to improve healthcare through distinctive programs of research.
Providing Competency-based Driver Education to Provide Flexibility to Students
CESA2 is the largest online driver education program in the state of Wisconsin. They serve 42 high schools directly, but they offer the program to any student in the state, as an online option. With the help of their K12 LMS, they offer a 30-hour course on rolling enrolment so students can get the training they need, but can study when it best suits their busy schedules.