One of the most advantageous features of a Learning Management System (LMS) over traditional classroom instruction is its recorded nature. Resources, Blackboard notes, and entire lectures are by default recorded by the LMS system for review.
That feature is invaluable to pre-service teaching. Pre-service teaching is the practice of having prospective teachers conduct their first classes under the supervision of fully certified and experienced educators. It is part of the culture of education and a tradition among academics. Learning Management System allows the pre-service teacher to conduct classes without the lurking presence of a supervisor that can add stress and lose the respect of their students. However, the system by its nature can allow their mentors to review the pre-service teacher’s performance based on the recording feature of the LMS.
Learning systems don't always come with an instruction manual. Download our new two-pager, 10 Ways to Engage 21st Century Learners, to answer your most pressing learning and development questions like, "How often should you refresh content?" and "Which format engages learners more than any other?" We trust this quick and instructive guide will spread a little bit of 21st century cheer over your learning program.
This white paper describes each of these categories, highlighting how well it can help meet the three challenges in moving your services online. This paper concludes that the best way to support your online initiatives is a cost-effective, integrated e-learning platform.
Effective learning solves the biggest employee challenges facing businesses today. The success with which organizations are able to recruit, engage, and retain talent; develop leaders; and foster positive workplace culture, depends on how well their employees are able to learn on the job. And learning and development isn’t just important for top performers. Everyone needs to learn.
What is the most important LMS feature?
