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Why low-cost LMS platforms are expensive in the long-run

Time to Know

You’ve heard it before – “We’re not rich enough to buy cheap things” – Meaning that low-cost products are likely to break or need replacing, so buying one high-quality, long-lasting item is a better investment. So why do low-cost LMSs end up more expensive in the long run?

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Q&A: We can’t afford to build a website AND app for our LMS. What are the low-cost app alternatives?

Plume - e-learning & learning management systems

Typically businesses want to build a mobile app for their elearning to help drive engagement, improve the accessibility of their content, open up to third-world countries, enable offline access, and to support micro-learning delivery methods.

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9 Biggest Myths about Digital Publishing finally debunked!

Kitaboo

Digital publishing has witnessed tremendous growth in terms of benefits such as low cost of production and the ability to reach out to a wider audience on a global scale. Myth #3 eBooks Don’t Allow Offline Access. Like printed books, eBook readers or mobile devices cannot be used to read offline without internet connectivity.

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Top 6 Author Platforms for Secure Digital Publishing

Kitaboo

Not only has it penetrated the pedestals previously held by traditional publishing methods, but it has also provided a low-cost and high-return alternative to various types of audiences across the globe. Zmags allows offline content access along with Google Analytics integration.

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Enhancing Customer Training with Mobile Learning for Rural Areas

Instancy

Mobile learning’s low-price tag makes it a practical choice for cash-strapped businesses and communities. The offline learning capacity guarantees that students always have access to course materials, and the interactive learning experience keeps students interested and involved.

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Cohort-Based Learning: A New Approach

HexaLearn

The learning delivery can happen through online modes or a combination of online and offline modes. The only drawback of cohort-based learning compared to MOOCs is perhaps the cost factor. The higher cost of cohort-based learning courses can be a deal breaker for many, especially those wishing to take overseas courses.

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How Blended Learning can Transform Education

BrainCert

Low Cost As educational institutions face increasing budget cuts, blended learning has become an attractive option to save money. It combines the best of both worlds - online and offline learning - to create a dynamic and engaging learning experience.