Learning Management Systems

October 19, 2017

Is Your Learning Management System Compliance Ready?

There is no better tool than a learning management system for meeting regulatory compliance related to learning and development activities. This article provides an overview of the features an LMS should have to help an organization meet the training requirements issued by regulatory bodies.

by Kathleen Lowe

October 18, 2017

3 Keys To Getting Started With Extended Enterprise Learning

Launching learning for the extended enterprise isn’t as difficult as you might assume.

by Jacopo Mauri

October 17, 2017

3 Steps To Help You Get Informal With Your LMS

The fact that a lot of learning takes place on-the-job through interactions with peers and managers doesn't surprise anyone. Frankly, it jives with most of our own experiences. But what's the role of Learning and Development in the context of these experiences?

by Steve Lowenthal

October 16, 2017

eBook Release: How Much Will You Really Pay For Your New LMS?

In this eBook, you will discover why a SharePoint and LMS fusion offers security and compliance benefits of an on-premise LMS and the cost-effectiveness of a cloud one.

by Christopher Pappas

October 16, 2017

The LMS Buying Guide For Successful LMS Implementation And Onboarding

Not all LMS implementations are created equal. So, how can you ensure that you implement your Learning Management System successfully?

by Stephen Cornwell

October 16, 2017

You’ve Got Options: Comparing Online And Offline Training Costs For Smarter Training Decisions

While you’d probably love to do it all, a finite budget says that you’ll need to make a choice between traditional offline training and innovative eLearning courses. Find out more about the different costs associated with each, and make sure you’re getting the best learning bang for your buck.

by Nikos Andriotis

October 16, 2017

How Much Will You Really Pay For Your New LMS? Part I: Cloud LMS – A True Cost Analysis

The cloud is essentially software and services that run on the internet instead of a computer. Examples include Netflix, Apple iCloud, Dropbox, and Microsoft Office 365. And, of course, there are training systems now on the cloud as well. Here is what you need to need to have in mind if you consider buying a cloud-based Learning Management System for your organization.

by Amber Johnson

October 15, 2017 | Sponsored

The Pros And Cons Of Using A WordPress Learning Management System

Choosing an LMS platform is a big deal, especially since there is no one-fits-all solution available. Here are a few points of reference for you to compare WordPress-based and standalone LMSs, and the pros and cons of each!

by Rohan Thakare

October 14, 2017

How To Budget For Your Restaurant Learning Management System

When you budget for a new Learning Management System, there are many considerations involved other than just the initial purchase of the system. This article unpacks what those are and how to evaluate each as you move forward with your employee training.

by Victor Chow

October 13, 2017

6 Essential LMS Elements For Revolutionizing User Experience

When we implement a new Learning Management System or seek to replace an existing one, we often have a lot of questions to ask. However, there is one critical question that ought to reside higher than any other: Will our learners actually love to use our LMS?

by Victoria Hoffman

October 10, 2017

5 Steps To Follow A Flawless Learning Management System Selection Process

There are more than 500 different LMSs on the market today - they can’t all be swipe rights! Like most major relationship decisions, the key is to understand yourself before you go seeking the right partner. Follow these steps to a better choice.

by Steve Lowenthal

October 9, 2017

LMS Buying Guide For SMBs: The 9 Most Critical LMS Features

Today’s Learning Management Systems showcase a dizzying number of features, so when you put together your list of LMS requirements, it can be daunting to find just the right feature set without overpaying for what you don’t need.

by Stephen Cornwell