Education and technology have merged during the 21st century to become a powerful force for learning. Moving past traditional classroom or training conferences, eLearning has opened onboarding potential for new hires, allows users to network, learn and explore anywhere, and makes it easy to recertify licenses with online continuing education courses.
Every time I get to write something about what is happening at Open LMS, I get more excited about what the future holds for us and our community… and today is no different. I’m excited to announce that LMSPulse, one of the premier news sources for #EdTechNerds like me, is joining forces with E-Learn Magazine, Open LMS’s community initiative to share best practices around eLearning. Just as importantly, Stephen Ladek, the Director of LMSPulse will be joining the Open LMS team as our Principal of eLearning Advocacy.
In order to ensure effective and successful education and training, it is important to deliver a great content experience for your learners. A content hub is critical to expanding learning opportunities and enhancing the learning experience, yet it is common for companies to slight this portion of the development and focus more on compliance, shortchanging the eLearning library itself.
La Salle Green Hills (LSGH) is a private Catholic school in Manila, Philippines, serving 4,000 students. The institution was the first among private schools in the area to return to teaching during lockdown in 2020 by moving all classes fully online via its chosen eLearning platform provider, Open LMS.
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Quick Take: COVID-19 has accelerated the digital transformation of education institutions and corporate organizations alike. If you’re looking to start a journey towards digital transformation, considering technology adoption, course design, and implementing a student-centered approach to learning are some aspects to keep in mind.
As part of the initiative to continually release new plugins to the community, Open LMS has recently open-sourced a new plugin called “Availability by release code”, a plugin that was part of the EDU product and that works with PLD. (It comes as default in EDU)
