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Open LMS recently had the privilege of exhibiting at the EDUCAUSE and DevLearn conferences

Learn how to unlock the financial potential of a Learning Management System (LMS) for institutions and organizations.

I attended the 2023 ASU+GSV Summit this month, an educational technology conference that has become one of the premier EdTech conferences in the world. Every year it has grown in size and importance and, more recently, “noise.” It’s harder to filter through the great content and the not-so-great content these days. So, I thought I’d share some of my reflections on the conference for those in our industry who weren’t able to be here in person.

It’s becoming increasingly important for students and workers to develop new skill sets. Many organizations are moving toward skills-based work models to alleviate hiring pressure and better allocate resources.

There’s a lot to consider when you’re choosing a Moodle™-based learning management system (LMS). If platform theme options aren’t at the forefront of your mind, they should be! This blog further explains why Moodle™ themes are so important, and looks at how the SNAP theme offers a better user experience while providing greater accessibility. Read on to learn more.

We know pedagogy as the science behind creating engaging educational experiences for learners. The problem is, your adult learners have significantly different needs to the typical target students of most pedagogies: children.

Online learning has become a mainstream method of educating adults. Whether you’re working in the corporate world or higher education, you’ve likely taken a course or watched a webinar using a learning management system (LMS) and aren’t a stranger to digital learning.

The demand for enhanced digital learning in schools and the workplace has never been greater. The eLearning industry is keeping pace with many tools and resources designed to help learning institutions and businesses educate their users more efficiently. Although there are many ways to educate large groups of people, two learning delivery software options have proven to be important assets for both schools and corporations.

How does an open-source LMS differ from a closed-source LMS? What are the pros and cons of each system?