A Blueprint for Change: How Institutions Successfully Transition Support Platforms Without Disrupting Students

With Anthology in Chapter 11 and Blackboard® Student Services being actively shopped, over 100 institutions face real operational uncertainty. While some are monitoring developments, others have already taken action.

Institutions like Broward College, Johns Hopkins University, University of Alabama, and Maricopa Community College District have proactively transitioned their support operations to safeguard service continuity and student experience.

This executive briefing shares the decision frameworks, risk thresholds, and operational blueprint these institutions used to move with confidence, before disruption forced their hand.

Panel Discussion Agenda:

• What Anthology’s Chapter 11 restructuring means for campuses
• Blackboard® Student Services being actively shopped – how ownership uncertainty reshapes operational risk
• Identifying institutional exposure across 100+ impacted schools
• Why seven institutions transitioned early and the decision framework they used
• $500,000 in Campus Consortium migration and AI adoption grants available
• The operational blueprint for maintaining stability during platform transitions

Limited seats available – join institutions preparing proactively rather than responding reactively.