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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
In the past few months I’ve been using a range of different tools which include Adobe Connect, DimDim, Elluminate, Saba-Centra and WebEx. There are only three questions I want to ask when I’m thinking about a virtual classroom system: Is it easy to use? How does it perform? What can I do with it? They can wait for another time. Engaging.
 
Monday, August 16, 2010
Why buy Saba when you can get what you need from Moodle? I am growing weary of the shouting match termed the Great LMS Debate and don’t plan to waste any more breath on it. Others are articulating the issues well. Check these out: In The LMS Must Die , Mark Berthelemy highlights all the learning needs that LMS don ‘t deal with.
 
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Well, Saba called me out in an semi-anonymous (there’s a picture, but I don’t know who of, and there’s no name – in social media?) blog post on the LMS debate (a bit late to join the fray, no?).  I was surprised they way they referred to me, but there you go(ng).  Hear hear!  Great stuff.  It’s not management. 
 

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The sixth LMS in the LMSs that kick ass Friday series is Saba. Saba’s primary market is corporate learning with just more than half of all implementations installed behind-the-firewall (largest implementation 2,000,000 learners). Saba is a major player among corporate LMSs -you can say it’s a benchmark system. suite.
The LMS I am using is Saba. This variable must be set to "completed" for Saba to correctly interpret the course status. Tags: Lectora SCORM Saba I have completed developing my first course in Lectora and it is ready to run inside the LMS. For this course, I am not requiring a passing score for an assessment.
I happened upon a tweet last week while trolling my Twitter in-box that heralded a product announcement from Saba for their new " Saba Anywhere " offering designed to make training delivery to mobile workers easy, practical and secure. The marketing blurb provides the following background: At first blush, this all sounds great! Thump
Learning Culture Learning On-Demand Learning Programs cisco citrix e-learning facebook linkedin microsoft Plateau Saba sun taleo we-learning webex The corporate training industry is undergoing some major changes. Over last few months we have been involved in many discussions with organizations about the tremendous needs to build, manage, and.
For the past several years during selection I've found that they trail Saba and SumTotal on needed capabilities and they were hard to use for particular tasks that were important to the clients involved. As these systems catch up, this will make the market really hard for Saba and SumTotal. Saba Learning Suite Saba 9 •::: 6.37
CIO says IT is putting companies out of business by driving up operating costs Moodle is growing like wildfire in numbers of implementations and users, but the biggest companies still implement SABA and other magic quadrant vendors because large companies can't afford the risk even though almost everyone who uses those systems are dissatisfied.
Now I don't normally get very excited about LMSs but these awards attracted my attention, because in amongst the Sabas and the SumTotals was little ol' open-source Moodle: Award for market share - Small and Medium Corporate Learning Management Systems - Platinum award: Moodle. LMSs (Saba, SumTotal, SkillPort, etc.) Interesting times
If you look at what's going on at Saba, SumTotal or any of the major players, they are adding features and major functional areas at an amazing pace. I should be working on content for my presentations at DevLearn in October that look at what's next in eLearning. This is exactly what's happened in the Content Management space.
The first is from one of the major corporate LMS providers, Saba. quot; The new system integrates with other tools in the Saba suites, including web conferencing, performance management and other HR processes. Saba's new offering is a leaning towards Web 2.0 Although the use of Web 2.0 Two examples appeared today. Neulio 2.0