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Even before 2020, the education market was rapidly leaning into digitalization. That trend exploded when the pandemic forced education online, requiring every part of the education process to be digitized. Interaction between students and teachers shifted from  physical classrooms to entirely digital ones. Institutions had to work quickly to support this shift. Most either expanded their e-learning platform’s computational capacity to support the influx of users or quickly created new platforms to adhere to “new” digital demand. These e-learning platforms, also known as Learning Management Systems (or LMS’s), already played an important role in educational institutions. However, the pandemic changed…