Health care knowledge provider BMJ has said it will use D2L's Brightspace Learning Management System to expand and develop its online learning facilities. The partnership is being seen as a significant coup for D2L, which has the job of developing BMJ's Research to Publication product, created in collaboration with the University of California, San Francisco. After deciding its in-house system had reached the limits of its capability, BMJ said it would now use a platform which offered a personalised learning experience and real-time analytics and which also enabled the organisation to offer mobile learning for the third time.
Health care knowledge provider BMJ has said it will use D2L's Brightspace Learning Management System to expand and develop its online learning facilities. The partnership is being seen as a significant coup for D2L, which has the job of developing BMJ's Research to Publication product, created in collaboration with the University of California, San Francisco. After deciding its in-house system had reached the limits of its capability, BMJ said it would now use a platform which offered a personalised learning experience and real-time analytics and which also enabled the organisation to offer mobile learning for the first time.