Learning Management Systems

If you are new to the realm of eLearning or are making the switch to online training, then you’ve probably heard quite a bit about Learning Management Systems recently. This is primarily due to the fact that it is one of the quintessential tools of eLearning, upon which all online courses and training modules are built. But what are the real benefits of using a LMS? In this article, I’ll explore the many advantages of using a Learning Management System to design and deploy eLearning experiences.

Who says that top notch Learning Management Systems have to come with a high price tag? In this article, I’ll highlight 8 of the best open source LMS options that are available today, all of which are absolutely free of charge.

Common complaints about Learning Management Systems (LMSs) include a lack of report templates or customizable reporting capabilities, the absence of a mobile app, and poor security. And of course, there’s also the general difficulty of learning to use a new Learning Management System; nearly every day a new one pops up in the market, and still no one ever seems to like their chosen system. Should you just give up on your dreams of advanced LMS reporting, mLearning, or successful training management? Certainly not!

As mentioned in Bersin by Deloitte report, now there are at least 600 eLearning providers on the market. That makes the process of choosing a supplier quite complicated. But don’t be scared: Follow our tips on how to choose eLearning supplier, and you’ll be able to decide easier.

Crocs, fanny packs, Blackberrys. What are all these? The previously “hottest” things around that today only serve a select few. Is this the case with mobile apps vs web apps in regards to eLearning? Let’s have a look at why web-based learning is built to last and how a leading Learning Management System, eFrontPro, handles mobile learning.

In this article I will share a list of Learning Management System requirements that I think small and medium-size companies typically look for when choosing the right Learning Management System for them.

There's a lot to be said about innovating, changing the way something is done radically. And it's not all good. Because, despite the hype, innovation is in no way a synonym to improvement.

There are a number of learning management systems that claim to be the “all-in-one solution”, but only a select few typically live up to that promise. Adobe states that their new Adobe Captivate Prime offering is a “ground breaking new Learning Management System” that “empowers you to setup, deliver, track and manage your learning environment all by yourself”…but is it the complete package that you are looking for? In this review, I’ll delve into the features, pricing, support services, and ease of use for Adobe Captivate Prime, so that you can determine if it’s really the right option for your eLearning needs.

Not every Learning Management System (LMS) is the same. Make sure you review the Learning Management System features you need to have a successful training and development program.

WordPress is new to the eLearning scene, and boy has it made quite the entrance! Here are 5 reasons why WordPress Learning Management Systems (LMSs) outperform standalone Learning Management Systems and why your next eLearning website ought to be powered by WordPress.

While there are plenty of financial reasons to switch your training over to the cloud, there is one that you may or may not have thought of: how much better you can make it, and how much more your users will appreciate and, I dare say, enjoy it!

With a huge market still very much open to new players, eLearning is a serious place to be. And an LMS that is geared towards selling eLearning courses is a must have. Enter TalentLMS.