The document discusses the role of learning management systems (LMS) in a web 2.0 world. It questions whether learning still needs to be managed and what aspects need management. It suggests that while an LMS is still needed to track learning and reporting, it must adapt to new web 2.0 technologies like social learning, user-generated content, and mobility. An LMS 2.0 would better integrate traditional and new learning approaches and connect learning to collaboration networks. Vendors are developing LMS 2.0 solutions to incorporate these new features, but companies also need to consider how to effectively integrate LMS with emerging enterprise-wide web 2.0 platforms.

1. LMS 2.0: What’s the role of the LMS in a web 2.0 world?David Wilsondavidw@elearnity.com

2. Meet Charlotte(Elearnity Remix)

4. Source: Power to the people? Managing technology democracy in the workplace, EIU Sep 2009

5. Question:Do we want or need to manage learning in a web 2.0 world?

6. Question:If YES, what do we need to manage, how and why?

7. What are we managing?"Traditional" LMSBusiness DriversCompliance & TrackingEfficient learning adminIncreasing accessEffective learning for learnersEffective learning functionEffective curriculum managementEffective Supplier managementKey ProcessesAccessLearnersCurriculaProgrammesEventsSearchEnrolmentApprovalCompletionReportingCertification...

8. What are we managing?"Learning 2.0"Mobility

9. UG Content

10. Networks

11. Contribution

12. Personalisation

13. Preferences

14. Usage

15. Rating

16. ContextBusiness DriversCompliance & TrackingEfficient learning adminIncreasing accessEffective learning for learnersEffective learning functionEffective curriculum managementEffective Supplier managementKey ProcessesAccessLearnersCurriculaProgrammesEventsSearchEnrolmentApprovalCompletionReportingCertification...