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Taskstream Adds LMS Integration

Taskstream has added a new feature to its assessment management platform, dubbed Enterprise Data Hub, which enables campuses to manage data from Taskstream and other data systems (both in and outside the campus infrastructure), through a central portal.

Enterprise Data Hub integrates Taskstream with Blackboard and Moodle systems. Students can access Taskstream from their learning management system to submit work. Grades are automatically transferred from Taskstream to the LMS gradebook.

The company plans to expand support of the Enterprise Data Hub this spring to include Canvas, Desire2Learn and Sakai LMS environments as well as student information systems. More information about Taskstream is available online.

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Kanoe Namahoe is online editor for 1105 Media's Education Group. She can be reached at [email protected].

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