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Thursday, September 2, 2010
This is a good example of a fairly simple, light-weight tool to analyze social interactions in an LMS like Moodle, Blackboard, or Desire2Learn. The process is simple: install a simple bookmarklet in your browser, go to your LMS, select the discussion forum that you want to analyze, and then activate the SNAPP plugin.
 
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
In the past, if you created an eLearning quiz and needed to track the results, your only option was to use a Learning Management System (LMS). I'm not saying that Acrobat.com replaces an LMS, or that using an LMS is a bad idea. Configure Acrobat.com as an LMS and Upload Quiz Data. by Kevin Siegel. Click the OK button.
 
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
So here are four more enterprise learning myths that need to be busted (feel free to chime in with your own) : Everybody in the ecosystem needs an LMS. was recently at a conference where one of the world's largest consumer goods companies said (I paraphrase), "We don't need no stinkin' LMS". Wrong - sort of. To do what? All the time.
 

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I'm preparing for my part of an upcoming session at DevLearn on LMS selection as part of The Learning Management Systems Symposium. Especially what am I missing, what will be useful for an audience of corporate learning folks who are contemplating LMS selection, what won't be useful (and I should delete). LMS selection.
Just to close the loop on my series of posts that I created as part of preparing my presentation: LMS Team Size and Time LMS RFP LMS Selection Presentation Reformulated LMS Selection Team and Stakeholders LMS Selection Process LMS Satisfaction Features and Barriers Thanks again for the input.
Selecting an LMS is a challenging task and that’s just because it takes care of an important business function and needs to work well. The web today holds a great deal of information on how to select an LMS, LMS Selection tools, directories of leading LMS systems, sample RFIs, and a whole lot of other very useful and handy information.
I saw a post by Bryan Chapman discussing how long it takes to select an LMS. And he and I do a lot of LMS selection and implementation work. put out some of that data in my post - LMS Team Size and Time - Wow 23 Months! Now he's talking only about the selection process rather than the implementation process.
Moodle is a good LMS with which has grown over the years and offers a host of functionality and features that are very useful to have in an LMS. Moodle has been able to sustain itself and keep evolving through its community, resulting in its emergence as a good option for anyone wanting to use an LMS. Nothing else! But is it?
Continuing on from my earlier posts: LMS Selection Presentation Reformulated LMS Selection Team and Stakeholders LMS Selection Process From several comments and from looking at my list of issues, I realize that writing a good LMS RFP is challenging and it's easy to make lots of mistakes. asynchronous.
The LMS market is heating up by the day for past many months now and it looks like it is going, more or less, as predicted by Bersin & Associates about 6 months back – The LMS market: hotter than ever. list below a list of top 13 blogs (in alphabetical order) that we follow for LMS (and learning technology): ALearning.
It’s been several weeks since my last blog post about my LMS search. Shopping for an LMS is nothing like shopping for eLearning development tools. Shopping for an LMS is not that easy. You have to find the LMS that meets your requirements without too many extras you don’t need. The search moves ever so slowly.
You need an LMS and you have a teeny tiny amount of time to spend figuring it all out. Several studies have revealed that at least HALF of the organizations that invested in an LMS were at least somewhat dissatisfied with their selection! Choosing an LMS? 8220;LMS Multi-Year Contracts&#. More Helpful LMS Blogs!
The survey data itself I find to be pretty interesting and useful for some important aspects of selection. few of the more interesting graphs that you can't really see well except by going and seeing a larger version at LMS Satisfaction and LMS Barriers and Features. mentioned in previously in LMS Dissatisfaction on the Rise.