My company is researching Learning Management Systems that integrate well with SharePoint as well as Storyline. We have around 400 employees. Does anybody have any recommendations?
Hi Miriam! Hopefully someone will be able to chime in and share what they use and any possible recommendations. This is not something that I have a lot of knowledge with :) I know I've seen others mention the Sharepoint Learning Kit before.
We use Absorb, its a good LMS but doesn't sync with our older version of SharePoint. We did get Absorb technical services to create a single sign on between the two.
Depending on your version of SharePoint you can get a LMS plug in for SharePoint? Instead of integrating its just part of it. One place for all you assets. Could be cheaper than buying a full blown LMS.
Sure there is more but its a start. I find that many corporations buy an expensive SharePoint site than use maybe 25% of it. Plus their is a lot more plug ins for other functions as well. If you have a new version of SharePoint you are well ahead of the game. I would loop in with your SharePoint developer to explore your options. If you go with a LMS plugin for SharePoint just make sure its SCORM compliant for any eLearning courses you want to record.
Hi, Roger -- Many thanks for sharing your insights here! As some time has passed since the last activity here in the thread, I wanted to mention that you would be welcome to use the 'Contact Me' link on Miriamc's profile page if you would like to ensure your input is received. :)
Here is an option which can work best for you. I say best because this Sharepoint LMS inspite of being well integrated with Sharepoint(any version), can work and carry the same information around even when you change CMS. With SharePoint LMS you can store, organize, share and access training information from LMS within Sharepoint. Here is a small features list,
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Hi Miriam! Hopefully someone will be able to chime in and share what they use and any possible recommendations. This is not something that I have a lot of knowledge with :) I know I've seen others mention the Sharepoint Learning Kit before.
Thanks Leslie, so far no feedback from any Heroes :(
Miriam
We use Absorb, its a good LMS but doesn't sync with our older version of SharePoint. We did get Absorb technical services to create a single sign on between the two.
Depending on your version of SharePoint you can get a LMS plug in for SharePoint? Instead of integrating its just part of it. One place for all you assets. Could be cheaper than buying a full blown LMS.
Here are 2 examples:
SharePointLMS by ELEARNINGFORCE: http://www.sharepointlms.com/
ShareKnowledge LMS by Competentum http://shareknowledge.com/
Sure there is more but its a start. I find that many corporations buy an expensive SharePoint site than use maybe 25% of it. Plus their is a lot more plug ins for other functions as well. If you have a new version of SharePoint you are well ahead of the game. I would loop in with your SharePoint developer to explore your options. If you go with a LMS plugin for SharePoint just make sure its SCORM compliant for any eLearning courses you want to record.
Hi, Roger -- Many thanks for sharing your insights here! As some time has passed since the last activity here in the thread, I wanted to mention that you would be welcome to use the 'Contact Me' link on Miriamc's profile page if you would like to ensure your input is received. :)
Here is an option which can work best for you. I say best because this Sharepoint LMS inspite of being well integrated with Sharepoint(any version), can work and carry the same information around even when you change CMS.
With SharePoint LMS you can store, organize, share and access training information from
LMS within Sharepoint.
Here is a small features list,
Click here for complete information.
Sharepoint LMS
Thanks for popping in to share your recommendation Andrew :)
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