Learning+Management+Systems

For my project, I have used eSchool Builder for the first time in an instructor capacity. I have never tried to make a course from an LMS before and found it to be quite challenging first. I would suggest that a person make a "trial" course first by using the help tools provided, then get feedback from "test students", then revise or make changes needed. There are so many LMS to choose from. If working in a IT leadership capacity while trying to find the best system for the school/company, it would be beneficial to spend 6 months to a year testing the products available on real students and instructors to get feedback. Although I am enjoying getting to know eSchool Builder, I have a feeling I would prefer Moodle. It seems easier to navigate. However, I have never used Moodle as an instructor. Here is an interesting wiki link that provides info on LMS and free open software: [] This link provides an article that helps an organization go through the process of choosing an LMS. It seems rather corporate, but many of the same principles can be applied. [] kk

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One resource I found interesting is [|Critical]Critical Factors in Selecting a Course Management System for Higher Education in Ghana