LMS Learning Management System LCMS Learning Content Management System Seminar: Premises of Virtual Learning May 2008
Table of Contents Definition LMS and LCMS Opportunities of real classroom Examples Learning Context 3.1 Blackboard 3.2 Commsy 3.3 Moodle 4. Advantages/Disadvantages
Definition Learning Management Systems  LMS Either for e-learning or in addition to in-classroom courses Enables to plan and track learning processes Provides courses, books, training events and other content Has the ability to register learners for courses
Definition Learning Content Management System LCMS Enables to design, create, deliver learning content  (with little costs) Option of measurement and reporting of results Provides materials, learning methods and schedules Eventually provides certifications
Opportunitities of real classroom
Task Use one of the presented systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes
Task: Example 1 https://e-learning.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/ User: goetzjlk-ext Password: 08ePrY5P Use this systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes
Task: Example 2 http:// www.educommsy.uni-hamburg.de / User: 5morisse Password: 12test3 Use this systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes
Task: Example 3 User: s5861733 Password: 8gs6lzcs Use this systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes http:// www.elearning.ls.haw-hamburg.de / moodle /
Advantages & Disadvantages

LMS & LCMS

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    LMS Learning ManagementSystem LCMS Learning Content Management System Seminar: Premises of Virtual Learning May 2008
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    Table of ContentsDefinition LMS and LCMS Opportunities of real classroom Examples Learning Context 3.1 Blackboard 3.2 Commsy 3.3 Moodle 4. Advantages/Disadvantages
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    Definition Learning ManagementSystems LMS Either for e-learning or in addition to in-classroom courses Enables to plan and track learning processes Provides courses, books, training events and other content Has the ability to register learners for courses
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    Definition Learning ContentManagement System LCMS Enables to design, create, deliver learning content (with little costs) Option of measurement and reporting of results Provides materials, learning methods and schedules Eventually provides certifications
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    Task Use oneof the presented systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes
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    Task: Example 1https://e-learning.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/ User: goetzjlk-ext Password: 08ePrY5P Use this systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes
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    Task: Example 2http:// www.educommsy.uni-hamburg.de / User: 5morisse Password: 12test3 Use this systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes
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    Task: Example 3User: s5861733 Password: 8gs6lzcs Use this systems to: 1. Upload Material (e.g. Word Document) 2. Announce a Meeting 3. Send Message to a Participant Check for quality of your system. Time Available: 15 Minutes http:// www.elearning.ls.haw-hamburg.de / moodle /
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