A learning management system (LMS) is software that helps plan, implement, and assess learning processes. It allows teachers to provide tailored instruction digitally and track student performance. Key benefits of an LMS include improved communication, accessibility of course content anytime from anywhere, flexibility for students to learn at their own pace, and opportunities for collaboration through shared tools. When choosing an LMS, considerations include its purpose, cost, available tools, design, and technical support. Common examples are Blackboard, Desire2Learn, Edmodo, Google Sites, Moodle, and Schoology.

1. LEARNING MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
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2. DEFINITION
• A learning management system is a software application or web based
Technology used to plan,implement and assess a specific learning process
It also for the administration, documentation, tracking, reporting and delivery of
educational courses or learning and develpment programs.

3. Organizing and presenting digital content
through LMS
• It allows teachers to offer tailored instruction that can be accessed by
students anytime
• It implemented for a range of students to every grade level
• Facilitate learning and discussion in an online enviroment
• Assessment tool and online grade books are used to increase teachers
productivity and track students performance
• Ensuring that course is meeting curricular objectives

4. BENEFITS
1. COMMUNICATION
LMS tools foster communication with students and parents outside of
the classroom. This may include:
• Discussion forum
• Real time messaging
• Videoconferencing
• Emails
• Announcement posts

5. 2.ACCESSIBILITY
• It can access all student regardless of their location
• At high school level and middle school level LMS allows students to access their
assignments and course content from home
• It promote globalization with open flexible learning enviroment
3.TIME
• Providing learning opportunities without the constraint of classroom shedules

6. 4.FLEXIBILITY
• Students can go back to their review content as they needed
• They can spend additional time for their interested research topic
• Self directed learning gives students more control over their education
5. VARIETY
• LMS support multiple learning modes
• Students can learn content through audio, video, photo, article and
interactive stimulation

7. 6. COLLABORATION
• LMS tools foster student collaboration on group projects
• Built in feature Support blogs and wikis
• File sharing tools allow students to post and share information
• 7. COMMUNITY
• LMS support a community of learners working together to build knowledge

8. CHOOSING A LEARNING MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
• Purpose
• Budget
• Multimedia tools
• Asssessment
• Communication
• Design
• Accessibility
• Technical support

9. EXMPLES OF LMS
• Blackboard
• Desire2Learn
• Edmodo
• Gooogle sites
• Mooodle
• NEO
• Schoology