Edtech, Learning and Publishing Technology

The Product Extension Challenge

How do you extend product functionality with minimal disruption?

This is the first blog in a ​series that addresses key challenges reported by educational publishers and edtech providers.

Today’s topic: when extending product or platform capability, how can a content provider introduce advanced capabilities without risking downtime or costly overhauls to a system already serving active users?

Our team was in Philadelphia for the ACTFL 2024 convention in late November. Bilingualism and Language Competency were major topics at this year’s ACTFL conference. We thought we would share some of the key take-aways.

Several years ago, Compro hosted a webinar on innovation by unlocking content. With the expanded role of LMSs in the edtech ecosystem, this webinar has gained renewed relevance. We invite you to explore it to see ways to unfetter your content and to provide innovative experiences for your users.

Innovation is both exciting and challenging in today's EdTech landscape. Despite the growth of EdTech over the last decade, the speed and flexibility required for innovation remain hurdles, especially when ensuring a fit for your product within the larger EdTech

ecosystem.

Featured in Educause Showcase Series - Future-Proof : The Flexible IT Organization 2022

When developing new Digital Learning Environments, the challenge is finding tangible ways of doing so. At Compro Technologies, our experience has enabled us to identify the key factors that must be considered if a learning environment can truly be considered as 'Next Generation'.

Compro Technologies have developed practical, workable and world-class solutions that take the concepts of NGDLE to realistic implementations.

Publishers' journey towards digital has involved a paradigm shift. Digital channels offer easy access to audiences, diverse content that engages learners & consumers, and the capability to track content consumption. With the right tech in place, content creators, publishers, and instructors can easily amplify their content reach, deduce content preferences, and measure the performance of their content and the learners.