I think there is also a mismatch in current software development practices for proprietary SaaS product versus what learning environment need. Modern SaaS compa

I think there is also a mismatch in current software development practices for proprietary SaaS product versus what learning environment need. Modern SaaS companies believe in updating their user experiences early and often i.e. 'continuous delivery vs. big bang' improvements. It's baked into our agile thinking at our core now. However, in the learning environment, the last thing you want is for the platform to change in small, often subtle ways, that will confuse students and teachers, forcing them to spend time not on the material of the lesson but on the medium of the communications. This causes significant and unnecessary frustration for all involved.