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Expect its full arrival by 2020, but it is already here – in other ways – and for those wondering, it has nothing to do with price nor type of system. By 2020, it is going to be wholly different and radically I believe better – and as a result, along with penetration of consumer market, higher which means more LMS vendors. in the system; a bookmark/favorites feature set will make it even easier and better, 2020 it is already in place – and enhancements too. MORE
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