Washington State CC Chooses Angel eLearning Management Software

Green River Community College of Auburn, WA, has selected the Angel LMS suite of learning management applications to operate its online and hybrid course offerings.

The choice was the result of a two-year research project the college undertook to find the best applications to meet its rapidly growing needs in online learning management. GRCC E-learning coordinator Jerry Marshall cited the customer service commitment of Indianapolis-based Angel Learning as key to the college’s decision.

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