This document discusses two online technologies: electronic mail (e-mail) and learning management systems (LMS). It provides details on the functions of each: - E-mail allows individuals to send messages via telecommunications links between computers. - An LMS is a software or web-based system that allows users to create e-learning content and courses, deliver courses to participants, track progress, and manage materials. It then discusses the components and functions of an e-learning platform, including rosters, registration control, course materials portals, document management, multi-device access, distributed instructors/students, import/export, course calendars, student engagement tools, video libraries, group functions, assessments

1. OTHER ONLINE
TECHNOLOGIES
By: Joshua Dave M. Sanday

2. Other online
Technologies
Electronic Mail (E-mail)
- A system for sending
messages from one
individual to another
via
telecommunications
links between
computers or
terminals using
dedicated software
Learning Management System
(LMS)Last Slide
- A software application or web-
based technology system that
allows anyone to create e-
learning content and coursework,
deliver e-learning courses to
participants, track progress, and
manage learning materials.

3. ELECTRONIC MAIL (E-MAIL)

5. E- LEARNING PLATFORM
 Learning management system (LMS) is used to manage their overall
e-Learning program. This is a robust piece of software that allows you
to store all of your eLearning content in one location. Your learners
and training staff will log into the same point of access to accomplish
their appropriate activities. The LMS will help you keep track of who
has completed courses, how users fared on assessments, and quickly
pull reports for any element of training data that is captured.

6. COMPONENTS OF E-LEARNING PLATFORM
Component Function
Rosters For tracking of attendance of students and list
used for sending message and invitations
Registration
Control
For monitoring and customizing the
registration processes of e-learning
Portal for course
materials
For organizing of course materials in a single
location for easy retrieval and reuse of saved
course materials

7. COMPONENTS OF E-LEARNING PLATFORM
Document
Management
For uploading and managing of documents
necessary for e-learning
Multiple device
access
For delivering of course content over web-based
interface such as mobile devices, desktop,
laptops, tablets, etc.
Distributed
instructor and
student base
For participation of teachers and participants
from different parts of the world
Export and
import
For sending and receiving of course materials,
reports, and other documents in PDF, TXT,
JPEG, CVS, DOC files.

8. COMPONENTS OF E-LEARNING PLATFORM
Course Calendars For creation of course schedules, activities,
tests, and other deadlines
Student
Engagement
For interaction between teachers and students
and among students using instant messaging,
e-mails, and discussion forum
Video library For creation of videos needed in the course
Groups or teams For creation of groups or teams for group
orientations, activities, workshops

9. COMPONENTS OF E-LEARNING PLATFORM
Assessment and
testing
For creation and completion of exercise, tests,
examinations and other required activities
Grading and
scoring
For tracking and charting of students’
performance
Surveys For getting of feedback and insights from
teachers and students

10. Thank you 
By: Joshua Dave M. Sanday