9. Course Development Actual courseware is not produced in an LMS. Most LMS’ are bundled with a learning content management system (LCMS). An LCMS is where the courses are produced and are important for sequencing your courseware pages. LCMS’ aren’t required but usually work well with LMS’.
10. Implement an LMS Implementing an LMS is a large and costly endeavor. It is recommended you use a consultant to help clear the muddy waters. Many LMS vendors are vying for your business and will make everything sound simple and cheap. Since there are so many vendors it becomes makes it a competitive market, which may benefit your company.
11. Conclusion Now you should have a good understanding of what an LMS is. Be sure to investigate and research as much information as possible before taking on the challenges an LMS incurs. Also remember how valuable an LMS can be, and how helpful and convenient they can be. Good luck on your endeavor.
12. References “ Learning Management System - A Low-Cost LMS with SCORM 2004 support” http://www.e-learningconsulting.com/products/learning-management-system.html Greenberg, Leonard “LMS and LCMS: What’s the Difference” Dec 9. 2002 http://www.learningcircuits.org/NR/exeres/72E3F68C-4047-4379-8454-2B88C9D38FC5.htm
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