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My concerns were the front end UI (what the end user sees), the admin UI and reporting. Plateau LMS is a Talent Management System, made up of four modules. All come with the Report Designer. Modules built into the system (simple turn on, when purchased, otherwise they are turned off). 140 Canned Reports. Add on modules (beyond the TMS four modules): The add on modules, include the I-Content, Talent Gateway. Reporting Tool. Reporting. MORE
by Lectora® <a href=”[link] e-Learning software</a> team collected our favorite money-saving tips with a few pointers of our own: <ol> <li><strong>Divide courses by skill level</strong> Find the skills of your learners, divide your course by levels or modules and only require completion of each section based upon experience or skill.</li> by Lectora is extremely intuitive, easy to use and is only $99.</li> MORE
The eLearning Guild has come out with a report that lists the most desired features in rapid e-learning authoring software. Lectora Inspire 16. Free intro training modules are available. Integration with Social Media. Integration with other social media. MORE
Reporting. Add-on modules. Offers Lectora (rapid content authoring tool) as a separate option which can integrate with GeoMaestro. Social Learning standard features – Lame. Social Learning add on module – Not a lot for what you get at an additional cost. Reports are canned but an ad-hoc feature does exist and the key here, exists within the system, so whatever your needs are they are met. What I do not like is the selection of Lectora. MORE
Maybe it is forward thinking or mobile, social, gamification, analytics or reports. For the 2017 Report, I’ve found a few more of these jewels. I wanted to list a few items I considered (the report goes into more detail and includes a cool graph – visual fans, unite!). Within the features piece, I look at mobile, social, gamification BUT also look at the newbies showing up – deep learning, content curation, coaching/social mentoring, video (inc. MORE
Maybe it is forward thinking or mobile, social, gamification, analytics or reports. For the 2017 Report, I’ve found a few more of these jewels. I wanted to list a few items I considered (the report goes into more detail and includes a cool graph – visual fans, unite!). Within the features piece, I look at mobile, social, gamification BUT also look at the newbies showing up – deep learning, content curation, coaching/social mentoring, video (inc. MORE
Sharing your knowledge is as easy as sharing your latest picture through the social media. We sold our solution through a global network of partners to instructional designers, competing with tools like Articulate and Lectora. MORE
Colloboration/social media & MOOCs and the future of learning Social media in business - 3 types of software people use Bloomfire, YaMma, Needs buy in from top - if CEO does it people follow. Social media is really good for company relations but not traditional eLearning as can't be quantified. 1) Tools people have used - pros and cons Articulate, Storyline, Lectora and Captivate limited in personality, scenario-based case studies, not rich learning. MORE
E.g. simulations, social learning, gaming, mentoring. Can start w/free LRS and upgrade to paid one w/more reporting. Lectora [link]. Per @DuncanWIV “In designing courses, key to good data is establishing good naming conventions for module ‘pages’ and interactions.”. MORE
You’ll also look at specific examples of accessible courses built with Storyline, Lectora, and Captivate. Use the feedback module to add surveys to courses. Use Zoola Analytics to analyze and report on both the qualitative and quantitative feedback data. MORE
It won’t match the power of say Storyline or Lectora, since they are authoring tool companies, whose primary focus is authoring. If you offer mini- modules within each course, you will have students who bypass and go right to assessment (assuming you have one). . Here though is the catch, the assessment is a real world scenario based upon the other mini-modules. . My top 50 LMSs for 2016 report continues to receive rave reviews. MORE
Lectora Module Report Social CommLab India
OCTOBER 3, 2016
The eLearning Guild has come out with a report that lists the most desired features in rapid e-learning authoring software. Lectora Inspire 16. Free intro training modules are available. Integration with Social Media. Integration with other social media.
Trivantis
AUGUST 25, 2014
by Lectora® <a href=”[link] e-Learning software</a> team collected our favorite money-saving tips with a few pointers of our own: <ol> <li><strong>Divide courses by skill level</strong> Find the skills of your learners, divide your course by levels or modules and only require completion of each section based upon experience or skill.</li> by Lectora is extremely intuitive, easy to use and is only $99.</li>
eLearning 24-7
FEBRUARY 6, 2017
Maybe it is forward thinking or mobile, social, gamification, analytics or reports. For the 2017 Report, I’ve found a few more of these jewels. I wanted to list a few items I considered (the report goes into more detail and includes a cool graph – visual fans, unite!). Within the features piece, I look at mobile, social, gamification BUT also look at the newbies showing up – deep learning, content curation, coaching/social mentoring, video (inc.
eLearning 24-7
FEBRUARY 6, 2017
Maybe it is forward thinking or mobile, social, gamification, analytics or reports. For the 2017 Report, I’ve found a few more of these jewels. I wanted to list a few items I considered (the report goes into more detail and includes a cool graph – visual fans, unite!). Within the features piece, I look at mobile, social, gamification BUT also look at the newbies showing up – deep learning, content curation, coaching/social mentoring, video (inc.
Obsidian Learning
APRIL 25, 2016
E.g. simulations, social learning, gaming, mentoring. Can start w/free LRS and upgrade to paid one w/more reporting. Lectora [link]. Per @DuncanWIV “In designing courses, key to good data is establishing good naming conventions for module ‘pages’ and interactions.”.
eLearning 24-7
JULY 23, 2010
Reporting. Add-on modules. Offers Lectora (rapid content authoring tool) as a separate option which can integrate with GeoMaestro. Social Learning standard features – Lame. Social Learning add on module – Not a lot for what you get at an additional cost. Reports are canned but an ad-hoc feature does exist and the key here, exists within the system, so whatever your needs are they are met. What I do not like is the selection of Lectora.
eLearning 24-7
AUGUST 6, 2010
My concerns were the front end UI (what the end user sees), the admin UI and reporting. Plateau LMS is a Talent Management System, made up of four modules. All come with the Report Designer. Modules built into the system (simple turn on, when purchased, otherwise they are turned off). 140 Canned Reports. Add on modules (beyond the TMS four modules): The add on modules, include the I-Content, Talent Gateway. Reporting Tool. Reporting.
eLearning 24-7
FEBRUARY 19, 2016
It won’t match the power of say Storyline or Lectora, since they are authoring tool companies, whose primary focus is authoring. If you offer mini- modules within each course, you will have students who bypass and go right to assessment (assuming you have one). . Here though is the catch, the assessment is a real world scenario based upon the other mini-modules. . My top 50 LMSs for 2016 report continues to receive rave reviews.
Unicorn Training
NOVEMBER 26, 2013
Colloboration/social media & MOOCs and the future of learning Social media in business - 3 types of software people use Bloomfire, YaMma, Needs buy in from top - if CEO does it people follow. Social media is really good for company relations but not traditional eLearning as can't be quantified. 1) Tools people have used - pros and cons Articulate, Storyline, Lectora and Captivate limited in personality, scenario-based case studies, not rich learning.
Limestone Learning
AUGUST 31, 2018
You’ll also look at specific examples of accessible courses built with Storyline, Lectora, and Captivate. Use the feedback module to add surveys to courses. Use Zoola Analytics to analyze and report on both the qualitative and quantitative feedback data.
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