Moodlerooms No More. Now It's Blackboard Open LMS
September 27, 2018
Blackboard has formally changed the name of its product that serves institutions that use Moodle's open-source learning management system, in the wake of this summer's parting of the ways between Moodle and Blackboard.
Blackboard announced that it will now call the product formerly known as Moodlerooms "Blackboard Open LMS." Blackboard officials said the software-as-a-service product had seen 20 percent growth in institutional customers in the last year.
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