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Learning and development departments can optimize their learning opportunities with an LMS.
FREMONT, CA: Learning and development departments can optimize learning opportunities using learning management systems (LMS). As corporate training expands, a learning management system can provide guided, measurable learning beyond the physical classroom.
The LMS is a secure platform for delivering, communicating, assessing, and administering online learning content. Anyone can access it via the internet. In situations where companies' training requirements exceed the capabilities of traditional methods, a Learning Management System may be the best approach.
Centralized accessibility: Learning management systems (LMS) provide a central repository for all training modules, tools, and data. Cloud-based systems make it even more accessible. It provides convenience to users by allowing them to log in remotely instead of being physically present. Accessing courses online saves time and reduces travel.
Mobile readiness: Mobile-enabled courses save the company from investing in additional IT purchases such as laptops, desktops, and training-specific equipment. Users can log into the course by connecting to a network on their mobile phone and connecting to the network. Using smartphones at work increases productivity by 58 minutes daily and personal productivity by 58 minutes daily. Workers reported an increase of 34 percent in productivity.
Increased engagement: By taking a learner-centered approach to the course, better results were achieved at the end of the course and during the learning process. A study by the Research Institute of America reported that e-learning boosts retention rates between 25 percent and 60 percent, compared with 8 percent to 10 percent with traditional training.
Reduced time and costs: A learning management system eliminates the need for physical tools such as classroom setup, course handouts, equipment rental, and an instructor. Online training requires employees' attention and a network connection at most. It also reduces the need for trainees to travel to venues or stay in hotels.
Easier compliance: Regulation compliance ensures that training methods and courses conform to standards regularly. Compliance requirements can be completed easily, efficiently, and quickly with the best LMS. Newer systems update courses automatically to reflect compliance rather than recalling outdated versions and sending new ones.
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