Innovative technological tool that can be used for education to review.

 

A learning management system (LMS) is a software application or web-based technology used to plan, implement and assess a specific learning process. LMS is an eLearning-based institution that allows instructors and administrators to efficiently manage elements such as user registration, content, calendars, user access, communication, certifications, and notifications. LMS is used for knowledge which refers to gathering, organizing, sharing, and analysis of an organization's knowledge in terms of resources, documents, and people skills.

A feature that provides an LMS is it can organize eLearning content in one location. Therefore, we can store all of the learning material in one location instead of the material spread out over different hard drives and devices. Thus, it will provide the audience unlimited access to eLearning materials. Hence, the audience can log in whenever they want and can revise on the part that they are still bad on. Besides, LMS is very useful to the teacher because it has the ability to tracks learner progress and performance. From that, the teacher can help the student by giving supplemental resources to improve their performance.

Guidelines on getting started on the LMS:

Step 1: Put together your implementation team.

This will usually consist of a team leader, project manager, e-learning specialist, and system administrator.        

Step 2: Spell out your goal.

Determine what to need to accomplish and understand what success looks like so you can know whether you have succeeded.

Step 3: Compile LMS requirements

Create a list of must-have capabilities to help inform and direct your effort.

Step 4: Create a strategy

This includes project scope, data migration, integration, your timeline, and the rollout approach you will take.

Step 5: Get your content in order

Consider an element such as a learning path, course structure, and format and whether you will use in-house or pre-built content.

Step 6: Test before you launch

Use a group of learners to give the system a trial run before your go-live date. This will help you catch and fix the error so users have the best experience possible.

Step 7: Ask for feedback.

Have a system in place for getting feedback on how you can improve the LMS.