What is Learning Management System

Software application for the delivery and tracking of educational courses. Learn more in: The Interteaching Approach: Enhancing Participation and Critical Thinking

( LMS): A software application for delivering educational courses, training programs, administration, documentation, training, and learning. Learn more in: Teaching and Learning With Artificial Intelligence

A software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, and reporting of training programs, classroom and online events, e-learning programs, and training content” (Nair & Patil, 2012 AU53: The in-text citation "Nair & Patil, 2012" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. , p. 379). Learn more in: The Impact of a Learning Management System on Student Evaluation of Teaching: The Difference between Pre- and In-Service EFL Teachers

A web-based platform with a plethora of services, tools, and functionalities which acts as a delivery infrastructure for a variety of purposes ranging from materials development and curriculum management to a/synchronous course design and assessment. Learn more in: Exploring the Effectiveness of Online Synchronous Learning Management Systems: The Case of a Masters' Level Academic Writing Course

An online infrastructure platform through which learning content is organized, delivered, and managed. Features include access control, provision of learning content, communication tools, such as e-mail and threaded discussion forums, and assessment of student progress. Learn more in: Online Learning's Future in the Workplace with Augmented Reality

A learning management system is an information system which allows the online-support of lectures, courses, or even classes. Learn more in: How to Foster Technology-Enhanced Learning in Higher Education

Learning management systems (LMS) are web-based software application platforms used for planning, delivering, and managing learning activities, as well as monitoring and assessing learning performance within an organization. LMS also allows instructors to use a variety of communication methods such as synchronous and asynchronous discussions. Learn more in: Web-Based Course Development Tools

A socio-technical system that enables virtual or distance learning with built-in capabilities for persistent profile building, digital content delivery, assignment building and delivery, assessment building and delivery, attendance-keeping, grading, third-party tool integrations, and other capabilities. Learn more in: Exploring the Common Structures and Sequences of Real-World Online Learning Modules

A website platform for the creation of educational websites with various activities and media types supported. Examples of a learning management system (LMS) would include Moodle™ and Blackboard Learn™. Learn more in: RSS and Syndication for Educators

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A web-based platform for management of online learning. Learn more in: Student Teachers' Perceptions of the Use of LMS for Promoting Critical Thinking in Their Future Teaching Career

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A software application for use in delivery and administration of educational content for online learning. Learn more in: Learning Environments: Physical Classrooms or Virtual Worlds

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A LMS is used for the delivery of online learning. A LMS provides functionality for: organising and administering online courses; storage facilities for student information, course notes, presentations and Web links; and, communication facilities for Web conferencing, discussion boards, and online chat. Learn more in: Personalised E-Learning: The Assessment of Students' Prior Knowledge in Higher Education

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A software system designed to facilitate teachers in the management of online educational courses for their students. These services generally include access control, provision of e-learning content, communication tools, and administration of user groups. Learn more in: Design of an Adaptive Mobile Learning Management System

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Learning Management Systems (LMSs) are software applications where online courses are designed and delivered to students. A few popular LMSs are: Blackboard, Moodle, Angel, and Desire 2 Learn. Learn more in: Online Learning: Demotivators and Motivators of Faculty Online Teaching Participation

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A software application that houses and delivers courses and/or training programs. Learn more in: Promoting Home-to-School Connections in the Digital Age

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An online, web-based technology used to deliver college curriculum and to engage in course learning activities over a specified period of time. Learn more in: Teacher Education Discussion Module: Online Teacher Chats About Technology in Schools

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A software application designed for the delivery, assessment and administration of online learning. Learn more in: Humanizing the Online Experience Through Effective Use and Analysis of Discussion Forums

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LMS for short, is a software application or web-based technology used to plan, implement, and assess learning processes. Typical LMSs provide a way to create content, deliver training, monito student participation and assess student learning. Learn more in: Use of On-Line Discussion Forums for Training

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A software application that houses and delivers courses and/or training programs. Learn more in: Alt-Instruction: Faculty Development Programming to Address Campus Equity Issues During the Pandemic

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An LMS is software which serves as an online platform for teachers, students and administrators to communicate with one another, upload documents, create and store course content (additional features vary between institutes and organizations). Learn more in: Engaging Graduate Students During a Pandemic: Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication, and Collaboration in Emergency Remote Learning

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A computer-based, online program that supports the creation of online spaces that contain many of the basic features of a traditional classroom. Learn more in: Enabling Adult Learning Advantage in Online Learning Environments

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Web-based software application (examples: Moodle, Sakai, Blackboard, Canvas) that provides for the delivery and management of e-learning. May include features such as quizzes, content delivery, chatting, e-mail, grade books, assignment submission and return, etc. Learn more in: Cloud-Based Social Media as LMS: A Fit for STEM in Developing and Newly Developed Economies

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An electronic resource designed to arrange, organize, and display all the learning materials and resources needed for a class or learning experience. These might include documents, hyperlinks, audio/video podcasts, asynchronous and synchronous communication tools, student rosters, and a grading system. Learn more in: Pedagogy and the New Literacies in Higher Education

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It is a software application used to manage, distribute and monitor virtual learning. Learn more in: Transactive Memory Systems

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Or LMS is an online content-management system such as Moodle or Blackboard. Learn more in: Accessing Learning Management Systems With Smartphones: What Is the Effect on Learning Behavior and Student Engagement?

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A software application designed for the delivery and management of online educational courses or programs. Learn more in: Fostering Social Presence on Virtual Learning Teams

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An online, networked curriculum delivery tool which can be accessed by students and teachers simultaneously via the Internet, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Learn more in: School Librarian Experiences of Learning Management Implementation

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Platform application that manages the delivery of e-learning courses, and within these, the publication of contents, student registrations, online statistics, and an evaluation of knowledge acquired. Learn more in: An E-Learning Project for a Basic Mathematics Course at the University

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A software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting, and delivery of educational courses or programs. Learn more in: The Role of Teacher Dispositions in a Global Teaching Context

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A piece of software used to deliver and manage online educational content, including discussion forums, tests, and grades. Learn more in: Pedagogical Cases in Integrating Technology Into Instruction: What Can We Do to Celebrate Failure?

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Organisation-centred learning space where online interaction takes place between learners and teachers Learn more in: Social Semantic Web for Lifelong Learners (SSW4LL)

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Online virtual space to create and facilitate fully integrated online classrooms. Learn more in: Strategies to Promote Pedagogical Knowledge Interplay with Technology

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A web based system used by institutions to provide students with access to learning resources and other learning resources. The systems have communication tools such as discussion forums, chat and whiteboards. Learn more in: Deployment and Adoption Strategy of Cloud Computing for Blended Learning in Higher Education Institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa

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An LMS is an integrated software environment supporting all these functionalities along with some mechanism for student enrolment into courses, general user management (including administrator, teacher, and student) and some important system functions like backup and restore. Learn more in: Online Collaborative Learning Tools and Types: Their Key Role in Managing Classrooms Without Walls

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A computerized application that administers a training program for its owner, this includes training access, certification, delivery, and record documentation. Learn more in: The Use of Companion Applications to Support Instructor-Led Training

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Software that organizes the elements of online instruction into a central location. Learn more in: Social Presence in an Online Learning Environment

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A computer-based, online program that supports the creation of online spaces that contain many of the basic features of a traditional classroom such as materials, discussion forums, grade books, and even access to textbooks. Learn more in: A Curriculum Development and Quality Assessment Model Based on the Formation of Professional Identity

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A computer-based, online program that supports the creation of online spaces that contain many of the basic features of a traditional classroom such as materials, discussion forums, grade books, and even access to textbooks. Learn more in: A Design Framework for Guiding Integration of Instruction and Assessment

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Software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting, automation and delivery of educational courses, training programs, or learning and development programs. Learn more in: The Fourth Revolution: Strategies to Manage Artificial Intelligence to Transform Economy and Society for the Digital Age

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A system incorporating a suite of e-learning functionalities addressed to students, tutors and administrators. These functionalities involve, among others, creation, delivery and management of content, interaction among users, control, and administration. Learn more in: A Survey on Recent Learning Approaches in School Education Using Edmodo

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See LMS. Learn more in: Pedagogical Responses to Social Software in Universities

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A collection of server-side Web tools that help an instructor to create a course Web site. Learn more in: Distance Learning in Incarcerated Populations

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Educational platform or software that allows creating resources, managing contents, and regularly tracking students’ progress. Learn more in: The Potential of Distance Education for the Inclusion of Students in Higher Education

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The learning management system software application for the administration, documentation, and delivery of education. Learn more in: Experiences and Perceptions of K-12 Teaching Online During COVID-19: Implications for Teacher Education and Preparation

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A system incorporating a suite of e-learning functionalities addressed to learners, tutors and system administrators. It supports blended and distance learning approaches. Learn more in: Main Features and Types of Educational Use of Wiki Technology

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A computer system that allows users to design, develop, implement, and evaluate a course online. This includes the storage of content and also delivery. Learn more in: Innovative Strategies for Preparing and Developing Career and Technical Education Leaders

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Computer based presentation program that manages an instructional program and student progress. Learn more in: Course Management Meets Social Networking in Moodle

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Is a software system developed for the purpose of managing online courses including the administration, documentation, reporting and delivery of educational content. Learn more in: Evaluation Methods for E-Learning Applications in Terms of User Satisfaction and Interface Usability

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Web-based software application used in e-learning courses (used for education, training, information). Features include components for interaction with learners via postings and communications, tracking and course modules. Learn more in: Creating a Sustainable Program for Ethics in Student Affairs: A Look at Climate, Assessment, and Curriculum

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Software programs that capture and documents information for educational purposes. Learn more in: Liberating Educational Technology Through the Socratic Method

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Software used to host educational materials and administrative tasks. Learn more in: Designing Innovative Faculty Development Initiatives Through the Lens of the Adult Learner

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It refers to either a software application or web-based technology that could be used for planning a course, implementing it and assessing the outcome of the learning process. Learn more in: Web Based CALL: A Tool to Develop Writing Strategies among Tertiary Level Students

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Software that organizes the elements of online instruction into a central location. Learn more in: Online Educator Preparation That Meets the Needs of Today's Early Childhood Professionals

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The system that manages user learning interventions with a comprehensive suite of functions including user records and reporting, collaborative learning modules, online assessment, provision of online learning, and so forth. Learn more in: MMORPGS and Foreign Language Education

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A software application for administration, documentation, tracking, reporting and delivery of e-learning courses or training programs. Learn more in: Enhancing Learner-Centered Instruction through Tutorial Management Using Cloud Computing

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A learning management system (LMS) is a software application or Web-based technology used to plan, implement, and assess a specific learning process. Typically, a learning management system provides an instructor with a way to create and deliver content, monitor student participation, and assess student performance. Learn more in: Which Window Is Open?: Online Discussions and the Development of Pre-Service Pedagogic Digital Agency

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A web-based delivery system that supports instructional processes from a distance. Learn more in: Level Up: Multiple Player Professional Development

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This is any software program that can be used to administer, track, document and report electronic learning. Learn more in: Millennial Adult Learners in the 21st Century: Implications for Adult and Community Educators

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A virtual domain which facilitates the management of course delivery. Learn more in: Supporting Faculty and Students During Pandemic Conditions: An Online Department Chair's Perspective

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A software application system that allows a university to administer, track, and deliver courses electronically. It houses faculty’s course websites and enables faculty to design and build courses. Learn more in: Empowering Early Childhood Teachers for Program Completion Through the Integration of Technology

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A virtual domain which facilitates the management of course delivery. Learn more in: Best Practices for Emergency Remote Teaching

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The electronic system which primarily delivers the instruction. Learn more in: Systematic Approach for Improving Accessibility and Usability in Online Courses

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A learning management system is a software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting, automation, and delivery of educational courses, training programs, or learning and development programs. Learn more in: Role of Indian Print and Digital Media in Learning Analytics: A Tool to Sustain Education in the New Normal

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An online workflow system designed to manage and organize content for virtual learning. Learn more in: Transformative Social and Emotional Learning: Examining Learning Management Systems Through the Pairing of Digital Learning Environments

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A comprehensive software application used for online delivery and administration of educational courses and training programs. Learn more in: Piloting Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Facilitate Online Discussion in Large Online Classes: A Case Study

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A software application typically used within educational contexts to facilitate e-learning courses and programs. Learn more in: Online Distance Education and Embedded Librarianship Integration

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Software or Web-based technology used to deliver a learning process and typically used by academics to create and deliver content while monitoring student participation and performance. Learn more in: Managing Student Expectations: Using Online Quizzes in University Subjects

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Software application for the administration, documentation, mapping, tracking, reporting, and delivery of educational or training programs. Learn more in: Learning Ecosystem for Open and Distance Learning

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A platform that provides an online learning environment for students and that allows the management of classes, group interaction, documents, administrative aspects, etc. Learn more in: Standards in Asynchronous E-Learning Systems

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Software applications for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting and delivery of educational courses or training programs. LMS facilitate the delivery of instructional material to students, assists in the administration of assignments, quizzes, tests, and other activities, can track student progress, and manage data. Learn more in: The Selection of Online Learning Tools for Higher Education: Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic Applicable to Numerous Learning Contexts

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A software application for various tasks including administration, documentation, tracking, automation and reporting of educational courses or learning processes. Learn more in: Unveiling the Potential of Learning Analytics in Game-Based Learning: Case Studies With a Geometry Game

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It is an online or software application for carrying out educational courses. It makes possible for teachers to administrate, document, track, report, automation of the courses too. Learn more in: Digital Differentiation in Gifted Education

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“A software package to manage and deliver learning content and resources to students, usually comprising a variety of applications amalgamated as an ‘integrated’ package” (Ministry of Education, 2006, p. 2). Learn more in: Fishing for Quality Learning: KnowledgeNet a New Zealand Solution

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A software system that delivers courseware plus e-tutoring over the Internet. It is typically also called as Course Management System, Pedagogical Platform or E-Learning Platform. Learn more in: Serious Games in Entrepreneurship Education

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An institution-focused software application for administering, delivering, facilitating, and managing learning in formal contexts. Often referred to simply by the acronym LMS, it is typically integrated with an institution’s registration and grading systems. Learn more in: Seven Traits of Personal Learning Environments for Designing Quality Online Learning Programs: A Systems View of Connectedness

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Organisation-centred learning space where online interaction takes place between learners and teachers. Learn more in: An Open Learning Format for Lifelong Learners' Empowerment

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A software application that supports the management and delivery of instructional materials and learning activities. Learn more in: Using Design Patterns to Support E-Learning Design

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A platform for online learning. Learn more in: Utilizing Instantaneous Feedback to Promote Self-Regulated Learning in Online Higher Education Courses: The Case for Digital Badges

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A learning management system is a software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting, automation, and delivery of educational courses, training programs, or learning and development programs. Learn more in: Digital Assessment Practices in Indian Higher Education

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A software application for the administration and delivery of online courses or training programs. Learn more in: Technology Shaping Education in Rural Communities

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A web-based software application for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting and delivery of educational courses or training programs. Learn more in: A Grading Data Warehouse Approach to Measuring and Analyzing Learning Performance: From Grading to Competency-Oriented Assessment

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An LMS offers classroom management for instructor-led training for blended learning. Learn more in: Edmodo in an Institute of Teacher Education: A Platform for Blended Learning

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