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5 signs your LMS is failing. Imagine if we could apply DRS to our everyday lives, against all the choices we made, helping us make the right decision. Reducing those mistakes. I’ve helped many clients over the years review their LMS software and whether it’s fit for their requirements, and whilst we don’t have DRS available to use, there are a number of universal warning signs I’ve pick up on, which might indicate your LMS software is failing you:
If your training consists of simple PowerPoint presentations and handouts, there are still basic design tips to follow in your course creation. We have compiled a list of simple elearning design tips to help build your course a little quicker, whether it is for internal training or not.
A changing world! We live in a changing world. We live in the era of the ‘Information Revolution’. For the first time in history billions of people around the globe have access to tons of informati...
During the process of creating your online course, it is important to consider what type of learning navigation you want to incorporate into the course structure. There are two different learning navigation possibilities, linear navigation and non-linear navigation.
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This infographic lists out the top 20 most popular LMS software solutions.
Open Source Learning Management Systems have become extremely popular in recent years. So, why should an organization choose an open source Learning Management System as opposed to a homegrown or proprietary LMS? Kineo recently distributed a survey to organizations which reveals the reasons why they chose open source.
I have received a lot of request from educational institutions, organizations, companies and even eLearning professionals concerning a list of LMSs. In my opinion, there is not “a one solution fits all”. You have to do your own research. This is why I created a list of 99 LMS features to compare the 183 LMSs. I hope that you will find valuable the following information and you will be able to find the best LMS solution based on your specific needs.
Experience API gives L&D the ability to design and develop more engaging learning solutions… but we still have a long way to go before we are really harnessing all this new potential. The technology we use to deliver and manage these solutions has a great deal of catching up to do… and that catching up requires significant time and financial investment.
A library of free courses about how to use Google Documents, Spreadsheet, Presentation, Drive, plus Gmail and Calendar, is now available for Docebo’s Learning Management System customers.
How not to launch your LMS! Invaluable advice if you want to get it all wrong!!
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