Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Atlanta Technical College	Education	30	$3M	United States	Blackboard	Blackboard LMS	Learning and Development	2020	n/a	In 2020, Atlanta Technical College deployed Blackboard LMS under the Learning and Development category. The implementation targeted the institution's academic programs and student services, reflecting a small college environment with approximately 30 employees and a US-based operational footprint. The Blackboard LMS deployment was configured to deliver core learning management capabilities, including course management, content delivery and hosting, assessment and gradebook workflows, role-based user provisioning for faculty and students, and administrative controls for term and enrollment management. The configuration emphasized content authoring, reusable learning objects, and synchronous and asynchronous instructional modalities consistent with Learning and Development tooling. Architecturally, the Blackboard LMS instance was provisioned as a hosted environment integrated with external object storage, using DigitalOcean Spaces for static media and website asset hosting to offload large files from the LMS and streamline content access via the college website. This integration supported centralized content repositories and media delivery while keeping the LMS focused on pedagogy and learner interactions. Governance was structured around a centralized instructional technology team responsible for user lifecycle management, course lifecycle governance, faculty enablement, and staged rollouts across academic programs. Enrollment workflows and content approval processes were formalized to align faculty publishing with institutional term schedules and academic department requirements.
Lake Land College-Cosme...	Education	30	$3M	United States	Instructure	Canvas LMS	Learning and Development	2017	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Clever	Clever	Learning and Development	2021	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Instructure	Canvas LMS	Learning and Development	2020	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Blackboard	Blackboard LMS	Learning and Development	2015	n/a
	Distribution	30	$3M	United States	BlueVolt	BlueVolt	Learning and Development	2021	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Schoology	Schoology Learning Management System	Learning and Development	2022	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Schoology	Schoology Learning Management System	Learning and Development	2022	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Instructure	Canvas LMS	Learning and Development	2018	n/a
	Education	30	$3M	United States	Schoology	Schoology Learning Management System	Learning and Development	2022	n/a

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Atlanta Technical College

Education

$3M

United States

Blackboard

Blackboard LMS

Learning and Development

2020

n/a

In 2020, Atlanta Technical College deployed Blackboard LMS under the Learning and Development category. The implementation targeted the institution's academic programs and student services, reflecting a small college environment with approximately 30 employees and a US-based operational footprint. The Blackboard LMS deployment was configured to deliver core learning management capabilities, including course management, content delivery and hosting, assessment and gradebook workflows, role-based user provisioning for faculty and students, and administrative controls for term and enrollment management. The configuration emphasized content authoring, reusable learning objects, and synchronous and asynchronous instructional modalities consistent with Learning and Development tooling. Architecturally, the Blackboard LMS instance was provisioned as a hosted environment integrated with external object storage, using DigitalOcean Spaces for static media and website asset hosting to offload large files from the LMS and streamline content access via the college website. This integration supported centralized content repositories and media delivery while keeping the LMS focused on pedagogy and learner interactions. Governance was structured around a centralized instructional technology team responsible for user lifecycle management, course lifecycle governance, faculty enablement, and staged rollouts across academic programs. Enrollment workflows and content approval processes were formalized to align faculty publishing with institutional term schedules and academic department requirements.