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Optimising Data Management for Online Education Platforms

Jamieson Lee Hill • 6 February 2024

IP House Supporting Online Education Institutions

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By Jamieson Lee Hill, February 6th, 2024



Demand for online education platforms with secure, scalable data storage solutions has boomed in the last 5 to 10 years. Increasing numbers of educational institutions and learners are using digital learning. Therefore, the pressure on platforms to facilitate increasing volumes of data has grown at the same time. IP House London provides leading edge data management solutions to cater for the evolving needs of online education providers. Let’s find out more…



The Rising Demand for Online Education Platforms: A Data Challenge


“According to the latest market analysis, the global Online Education Market is projected to reach USD 245900 million by 2028. This represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2% during 2022-2028.”


Source:
Linkedin 2023


The online growth of the education market is mostly due to increasing numbers of learners needing flexible learning options alongside the improving quality of online courses. As a result of this, online education platforms have to manage large amounts of data such as course materials, student records, interactive written, audio, video and visual content.


With the surge in data, the need for scalable and reliable data storage is crucial. Without such services, platforms can experience slow loading times, interruptions to service and data loss. Those types of challenges can badly affect the online learning experience and quality of the learning experience.


Coursera is an online learning platform which typifies the sort of massive growth the sector has seen…


“The World Economic Forum reports that in 2016, Coursera had 21 million registered users. By 2019, 44 million learners used the MOOC platform. This number leaped to 71 million in 2020, but unlike online college enrollment numbers, Coursera’s enrollment did not drop in 2021. Instead, the platform gained even more users, totaling 92 million in 2022.”


Source: Forbes, 2023



IP House's Secure and Scalable Infrastructure

IP House offers the ideal solutions to the aforementioned challenges. Our secure, flexible, and scalable data management infrastructure helps prevent such issues.  With years of expertise, we have developed solutions that meet the current needs of online education platforms and enable institutions to scale seamlessly as the demand increases.


IP House colocation data centre is designed to provide maximum uptime, so your online platforms is always available to learners even with high volumes of data processing. Equally important are IP House's reliable security measures that protect your confidential client information and financial data from cyber attacks.



Student Preference For High Ranking Online Education 


 “For some prospective students, especially those moving into high-paying fields such as IT, the opportunity to learn high-demand skills is more important than a program or institution’s brand. Nearly half of respondents to our learner segmentation survey said they would only consider paying for education programs that have an expected positive return on career outcomes, while 21 percent indicated they would consider attending a school to get a degree only if the school was “top ranked”.”


Source:
Mckinsey, 2023


With a track record in supporting top quality online education, IP House has the capacity and knowhow to supply robust secure data management solutions. Improving the online education experience is our forte. We understand how important the quality of digital educational provision is to learners. Indeed, IP House has the capacity and expertise to help institutions deliver high-quality learning experiences that discerning learners seek. 


Read more articles about IP House and Education on our blog.



Reflections

Situated in London, IP House's scalable and secure data storage  meets the challenges of educational organisations in today’s rapidly expanding sector. Not only can we fulfil the immediate needs of online education platforms, we can also partner with you to scale seamlessly as demand spirals upwards for your services.




Sources


1.LINKEDIN ARTICLE: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/2023-online-education-market-size-share

2.INSIDEHIGHERED:https://www.insidehighered.com/news/tech-innovation/teaching-learning/2023/08/15/report-suggests-online-learning-has-yet-peak

3.FORBES: https://www.forbes.com/advisor/education/student-resources/online-learning-stats/

4. IP HOUSE: https://www.ip-house.co.uk/blog

5.MCKINSEY:https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/education/our-insights/demand-for-online-education-is-growing-are-providers-ready





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