LMS for Corporate Learning

[Parker]

i've heard a couple of names like Docebo, and Litmos. are there other such tools available? which tool is the most popular?

[Brett]

List of top 20 LMS, along with their number of customers/users is available on Capterra.

(a) Moodle (b) Edmodo (c) Blackboard (d) Skillsoft (e) Schoology, are the top 5 based on this list. Don't know how authentic these numbers might be, but these should give you a good starting point. cheers!

[john]

@Parker, there are more than 500 LMS in the market. Till this point, there has been a dominance of LMS solutions in the education sector. However, over the last few years, there has been an exponential increase in the LMS offerings in the corporate space.

What space are you in? In education, Moodle is the hands-down, the most popular and widely used LMS. Other popular examples are Edmodo, and Blackboard. In corporate, along with Docebo, and Litmos, there are many others like Skillsoft, DigitalChalk, and Cornerstone.

[anthony]

Top 10 LMS of 2015:
1. Growth Engineering
2. ExpertusOne
3. eLogic Learning essentialLMS
4. Frog
5. Unicorn Training SkillsServe
6. Docebo
7. Blackboard
8. Luminosity
9. LearnUpon
10.IMC Learning Suite

Source: http://elearninfo247.com/2015/01/27/top-10-lmss-of-2015/

[Jeremy]

I agree with the rest that there are too many LMSs to list all of them here. Most vendors provide similar opportunities and features (testing, reporting, live conference, communication capacities etc).

But really, the key difference lies in the LMS installation type and it is one of the primary points that should be taken into consideration while choosing LMS.

Learning Management Systems Come In Two Types:

1.SAAS (Software as a Service) or Cloud LMS (other titles are “on demand” and multitenant);
2.Installed LMS (“on premise”, deployed, licensed or in-house).
The key difference is that in the first case LMS is offered as a service and is hosted on the vendor’s servers while in the second one – as a product and is run on the servers within the company’s network.

Examples of the best SAAS LMS software:
- BlackBoard
- Litmos LMS
- Totara LMS
Examples of the best in-house LMS software:
- JoomlaLMS
- Sakai LMS
- LearnDash LMS
source http://www.cmscritic.com/in-the-cloud-or-on-premise-choosing-a-learning-management-system/

[Dexter]

While you all are discussing the top LMS have a look at these 3 must have features in a LMS http://www.learndash.com/3-must-have-lms-features-infographic

[Tia]

I recommend visiting a good review site such as www.collectmythoughts.com for example. You can find information about LMSs, pros and cons related to them all written by users of the same. At the moment they are also giving 5$ Amazon gift cards for every software review.

[TrainingRelief]

TrainingRelief is a robust and easy to use LMS for corporate learning. You can sign up for a free trail at www.trainingrelief.com to see how it can help with what you're looking for.

[John_Laskaris]

Hello, it was suggested to me by ZipBoard's Business Manager to share the following article here on how to implement an LMS:

http://www.talentlms.com/blog/implementing-an-lms-in-a-healthcare-organization/

Advice there is not strictly related to healthcare, but it can apply to many businesses.

Also, you might want to have a look at our Cloud LMS, TalentLMS, which also has a forever free account for your small needs and to test it.

http://www.talentlms.com

Also, pay attention as some LMSs are more suitable for schools and educational institutions (like Blackboard) and others are better suited for corporations.

Hope all these help!