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Six Things to Consider When Implementing An LMS for the First Time

CommLab India

NOVEMBER 16, 2016

If you have a few courses, using an open-source LMS such as MOODLE is better. If you have lots of courses and thousands of employees, and your courses contain highly confidential data, then going for your own LMS is advisable. A capable e-learning partner will take care of your courses’ development and deploy them on your LMS.

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14 Best Practices for Successful E-learning Implementation

CommLab India

JANUARY 12, 2017

The information contained in the course is confidential and proprietary. These are some situations where you can decide to buy or build your e-learning courses. The decision should ideally be based on what learners need, the course requirements, and your development expertise.

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