What is a LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM?

What is a LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM?

  • Before you get panicky about the jargon, let us look at the meaning of a learning management system. A learning management system is a software application used to monitor, administrate, document, report and track educational courses.
  • An LMS can be really helpful in the current scenario due to the lockdown of schools and it will enable unfaltering delivery of lessons to students. 
  • The purpose of an LMS is to empower Learning and Development (L&D) departments with training and development for their learners. You could think of a learning management system as a vast archive where you can track and store information.
  • Anyone with a login and password can access these online training resources whenever and wherever.
  • You could deploy a learning management system (LMS) via cloud, get it from a self hosted platform, desktop application or a mobile application. 
  • One of the biggest perks of having an LMS is that it can store a large amount of data and it tracks learners/students performance and monitors progress. 
  • Here is where Digital Teacher comes in handy. Digital teachers  presents a Unit Plan to the teachers which can either be adopted as it is or customized as per their needs in the planning stage of the instruction delivery.
  • A template of the Lesson Plan is provided to break the instructions of a unit at class-to-class level along the lines of the unit plan.
  • The pace of instruction delivery is placed in the hands of the teacher through the “Overview” section of the product, which gives a bird’s eye view of the subject matter of a particular unit.
  • A typical unit is divided into Introduction, Instruction and Evaluation sections on the lines of standard teaching-learning process.
  • The content under the Introduction section is divided into three sections, which helps the teacher to recall the previous content covered, maintaining continuity of the subject.
  • Over 15 lakh schools are shut down in India and the students have been at home without any physical for more than 6 months now and a learning management system comes very much in handy for both student and the teacher in this scenario for learning at home. 
  • Before getting an LMS, factors you need to consider are
    • Delivery of prompt reports and analytics
    • Responsive design
    • User friendly interface
    • Support services
    • eLearning Assessment Tools
    • Compliance And Certification Support
    • Social Learning Support

We hope you find this article useful before getting a Learning Management system for yourself.

 

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GOPI KRISHNA GUDIVADA
     

Leading the R&D and Project divisions at Code and Pixels and Digital Teacher, driving innovation in e-learning, IETM software, and Defence documentation solutions. With 23 years in content development and 15 years in Defence technical documentation, I bring deep expertise in designing and implementing IETM solutions aligned with JSG 0852 and S1000D standards. Passionate about creating world-class digital training systems for the Indian Armed Forces and advancing the standards of e-learning in India.