April 19, 2002
Pricing Shifts by Blackboard and WebCT Cost Some Colleges Much More
Some academic-technology officials say they're experiencing sticker shock over recent pricing changes by Blackboard and WebCT, two of the leading providers of course-management software. Colleges that until recently paid a few thousand dollars a year for the companies' products -- which help professors build course Web sites and handle administrative functions -- are now being asked to pay tens or even hundreds of thousands for the latest systems.
WebCT changed its pricing
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