LMS providers balance innovation and customer demand in AI education

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In the evolving landscape of AI in education, are LMS / VLE platform providers leading the charge or responding to customer demand? 🤔 At the recent OLS25 Future Ready Platforms panel, LMS leaders debated this dynamic. The consensus? It's a delicate balance of push and pull. Providers are innovating to meet the evolving needs of institutions, while also being guided by the unique demands of different regions and educational models. As we navigate this journey, collaboration and adaptability remain key. How do you see the role of AI evolving in your educational environment? #AIinEducation #EdTech #Innovation Link in first comment.

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You know that moment when a room full of LMS leaders nods in unison about something big, like AI coming into their platforms, except they’re all nodding—but in totally different directions? That’s how this conversation felt. They were all on the same page that the LMS space isn’t monolithic anymore, but the how and what comes next varied. Missing topics, like privacy, inclusion, and how this all fits into the day-to-day of university strategy? Those were the quiet gaps that, for me, should’ve taken more air time, because that’s what will really define whether these platforms move higher-ed forward, or just spin us in circles.

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