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Online platforms are enhancing teaching and learning and helping educators design a more flexible model of higher education that supports lifelong learning

Online education empowers faculty to track their students’ progress and personalise their learning experience

At a time of profound change driven by technology, institutions need to keep pace with the digital revolution without dismissing the positives aspects of on-campus learning

As universities adapt to a model of blended learning, they must embrace the opportunities offered by digital transformation

D2L finds out how Bournemouth University has managed through the coronavirus pandemic

D2L finds out how Teesside University managed during the pandemic

By investing in student success, institutions can ensure they remain relevant in an increasingly competitive market

Digital platforms, blended learning and quality data can help universities maximise the potential of new methodologies and pedagogies

New models for online learning can help reduce inequality and improve access, say experts

Open dialogue and an inclusive mindset are key to improving equity in learning

Read the Agricolleges success story to learn how they leveraged D2L’s Brightspace platform

De Montfort University uses D2L’s virtual learning environment to initiate cultural change and introduce new pedagogical approaches