This is going to depend in part on which LMS you're using. Are you talking about Articulate Online? Or do you have another LMS or just looking at options?
This is as Simon say's dependant on the LMS and not a small undertaking. You may be better looking at tutorials on the LMS's on sites such as Moodle. Most LMS's will store user names and produce reports but these are LMS specific. Storyline and Presenter produce content for LMS's (amonsgt other things). LMS's are discussed here in relation to these products, but the day to day management issues of LMS's really are outside the scope of this forum.
Youtube does have quite a few videos on using LMS's, and google should provide you with more help.
Like Phil says, take a look at some LMS sites and get a feel for how their own platforms work. Although there are a number of functional similarities, the actual mechanics and "!ook and feel" can differ dramatically (as can the price and support etc).
This wiki page has a few LMS' listed to begin with.
Sure. Beware, Moodle can be a bit of an odd beast; great for some purposes, not so for others. There are a few members here with a good understanding of it so hopefully you'll get something up and running soon
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Hi Eddie
This is going to depend in part on which LMS you're using. Are you talking about Articulate Online? Or do you have another LMS or just looking at options?
Hi Simon,
Can you walk me through to use any of the LMS that will allow me to track students using the module and include their names in the record as well?
I also want to know where these records are stored and how I view these records.
I couldn't find the tutorial online.
Thanks a lot for your help.
This is as Simon say's dependant on the LMS and not a small undertaking. You may be better looking at tutorials on the LMS's on sites such as Moodle. Most LMS's will store user names and produce reports but these are LMS specific. Storyline and Presenter produce content for LMS's (amonsgt other things). LMS's are discussed here in relation to these products, but the day to day management issues of LMS's really are outside the scope of this forum.
Youtube does have quite a few videos on using LMS's, and google should provide you with more help.
Like Phil says, take a look at some LMS sites and get a feel for how their own platforms work. Although there are a number of functional similarities, the actual mechanics and "!ook and feel" can differ dramatically (as can the price and support etc).
This wiki page has a few LMS' listed to begin with.
If you do have an LMS then tell us which one.
great,
thanks for the information.
I think i will try moodle first.
Sure. Beware, Moodle can be a bit of an odd beast; great for some purposes, not so for others. There are a few members here with a good understanding of it so hopefully you'll get something up and running soon
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