Specific Countries
New Zealand
They are using the eMM methodology.
United Kingdom (UK)
In universities, the Higher Education Academy is deploying a small number of methodologies. See their benchmarking page for an entry point to material.
The Higher Education Academy benchmarking blog can be accessed at http://elearning.heacademy.ac.uk/weblogs/benchmarking/.
The Higher Education Academy benchmarking wiki is also available - please note that this is oriented to material relevant to UK higher education.
Read more about this topic: Benchmarking E-learning
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