Academic Learning

How do smarter classrooms meet the education market's changing needs? Find out on The Talented Learning Show, with guest Ashok Tipirneni, Head of Product for Smart Cities and Smart Spaces at Qualcomm!

Certainly, many LMSs position themselves as "good for anything you need," but the majority have trended intentionally or accidentally towards being "really good at something specific."

Open source is gaining ground as a foundation for business-oriented learning systems. What's driving this shift? And what does it mean for proprietary LMS platforms? Listen to The Talented Learning Show!

How do you grow an online training company? Selling courses in a niche market is one thing. But what happens when you hitch your wagon to a global business movement? Find out on The Talented Learning Show!

EDITOR'S NOTE: As the non-traditional student segment of the higher education market continues to grow, demand for greater program flexibility is following suit. Many colleges and universities have launched distance learning programs, but student success rates remain inconsistent. What does it take for an extended campus to succeed? In this interview, distance learning veteran Nancy Rubin, Ph.D. [...]

The behemoth TM providers such as Oracle or SuccessFactors devalued the LMS when they incorporated their LMSs into broader HR software suites and took their foot off the innovation accelerator.

To deliver and manage this kind of training, it's wise to invest in an extended enterprise LMS -- a learning management system designed specifically for this purpose.

In the accounting industry, most accounting firms set up a National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) license and grant continuing professional education (CPE) credit based on the NASBA standards, rather than maintain the complex CPE rules of each state

By collecting skill endorsements and recommendations from your network and posting content, comments, presentations, awards, articles, certifications and other relevant data, you create a historical profile of credibility that other users recognize and value – and more so every day with a growing base of more than 610 million LinkedIn users in more than 200 countries.

Many LMS companies who were not recently acquired (for example, Net Dimensions, eLogic Learning and Expertus) as well as hundreds of startups have tried to fill this void and still cater to multiple extended enterprise segments.