After dramatically missing earnings last quarter and knocking down the Street's expectations by several pegs last quarter, education technology company Instructure (INST) has finally regained some of its credibility with a resounding beat in Q2. The company - which is best known for providing course management platforms to universities, as well as corporate learning tools - saw a 6% bump in share prices as a result. If Instructure's goal was to take a "big bath" and reset expectations last quarter to a bar that it can easily beat, its strategy clearly worked in