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D2L Says uOttawa Renewed Company's Brightspace Program For 12 Years

D2L Says uOttawa Renewed Company's Brightspace Program For 12 Years

MT newswireMT newswire2026/09/28 17:19
01:19 PM EDT, 09/28/2026 (MT Newswires) -- D2L (DTOL.TO) said on Monday that the University of Ottawa (uOttawa) has renewed D2L Brightspace for 12 years. With the support of D2L Brightspace, uOttawa is helping faculty to create more accessible bilingual courses while reducing administrative burden. Instructors can embed interactive content directly into courses, while built-in accessibility supports allow faculty to meet diverse learner needs, D2L said in a statement. "The University of Ottawa asked for a learning platform that is bilingual by design and enables the pedagogical innovation that will help build a strong foundation to create more innovative learning experiences," said John Baker, D2L chief executive officer. D2L shares were last seen up CA$0.18 at CA$10.18 on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Price: 10.18, Change: +0.18, Percent Change: +1.80
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