Learning Management Systems

The time spent developing a course shell can be reduced dramatically by implementing custom tools into your Canvas interface.

Cloud-based Learning Management Systems are quickly growing in popularity. We trust our most sensitive information to our Learning Management System, including our courseware and learner information. But how safe is that data in the cloud? How much do you know about the security of your cloud-based LMS provider?

Choosing the right Learning Management System for the deployment of your eLearning courses might seem a daunting task. Care to find out about the best Learning Management Systems the eLearning industry has to offer? In this article, I’ll present a list of the 20 best Learning Management Systems for all needs and budgets.

The success of a LMS depends on how much it is utilized by learners. Learning is a constant requirement for new-age corporate learners. The article explores the learning needs of the new-age learners and explores how modern LMSs can address them.

Which CMS (Content Management System) is the best choice for eLearning? I recommend Joomla. Why? Read the article below.

Learning Management Systems are an important part of any organization. But does your staff have all the support they need to make the most of your LMS?

There’s been a lot of talk about Moodle, but what exactly is it, why do you need it, and how can you guarantee a smooth migration? In this article, I'll share 5 handy tips for a smooth migration to Moodle.

I recently got the chance to test out Lectora Express – The Easy LMS. This on-demand, online learning management system is the latest product to be released by Lectora. At the following review you will find how to begin with Lectora Express in 4 easy steps, 4 pros of Lectora Express, and finally 2 cons of Lectora Express.

Online Training programmes must be strongly simplified: Docebo released a single-page web app designed to be definitely easy to use and Tablets native.

What will our world be like in ten years? Our research aims at defining an active pedagogy, and bringing together active learning environments. We aim to remap the ‘pedagogical’, and recognize that technologies such as cognitive technologies, or 'psycho-technology', mean to broaden horizons and break existing topographies.

Learning Management Systems are great tools, but at the end of the day, they're ultimately built for students, not trainers. Here's a five common components that we believe you should consider adding to your Learning Management System.

Would you like to know how to Leverage cloud technologies for E-Learning and Corporate Online Training?