We started the month talking about the features and functions of learning management systems. It’s only fitting we end talking about the changes the future holds for those features. Soon, it won’t be enough that the LMS tracks formal learning like … Continue reading
Lean times call for creative solutions
I read yesterday that during times of economic recession people actually become healthier. The reason is that during fiscally tight times people tend to drink and smoke less to save money. They also head outdoors for lower cost and healthier … Continue reading
Tips for Developing a Course that Fits Your LMS
At BLP, we work with many different learning management systems for our various clients. The only thing they all have in common is that invariably they are nothing like the one we used the week or month before. Because we … Continue reading
What do your learners want from the LMS?
You have very specific wants and needs for your learning management system. You need to be able to track who took what course. You want to be able to automatically assign courses to learners. And so you pick a solution … Continue reading
Who Is Using Moodle? We are!
I checked today and since April we’ve logged about 160 hours getting Moodle installed and configured as well as getting 3 courses created in it. We’ve also input a whopping 16 users (who I still haven’t figured out how to … Continue reading
August Topic: Learning Management Systems
As Jenn first told you in July, Lessons on Learning has a whole new format. We’ll be covering a new topic each month, and I’m in charge of August. This month, we’ll be focusing on Learning Management Systems. We’ll explore: … Continue reading
Moodle – a great way to NOT blow a budget on an LMS
Hey everyone, It’s Day 2 at DevLearn, and I can tell you that Day 1 was an absolutely great learning day for me. I’m going to make several posts about what I’ve learned. This is the first. Moodle was the … Continue reading