Inexpensive LMS that works well with Articulate

Glad to be of help, Brian.

We also work closely with articulate. For instance:

http://www.articulate.com/community/showcase/?page_id=212

http://www.articulate.com/blog/announcing-articulate-presenter-community-skins/

and

http://www.kineo.com/he/kineo-press-releases/kineo-articulate-storyline-event.html

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Brian: I think the Java LMS alone does not require Java update on the client side if the LMS does not use Java Applets (which should only be used to provide sophisticated interactive GUI like gaming to clients). Regardless of the development platform (Java, .NET, PHP, etc.), the client should receive the same HTML web pages (all the platform specific activities are processed on the web servers before the server generates HTML pages to send to client). However, if the course content use Java Applet or needs Java to run then it will require Java update on the client side regardless of the LMS platform.

Amir: Thanks for sharing. Totara seems closed to what we are looking for: focus on individual assessment and compliance rather than group/class/between-learners collaboration. Could we be able to heavily customize Totara based on our specific need? If we could do that, what is the annual subscription fee for (http://www.totaralms.com/services/subscription-options)?

Thanks,

-Ha

Thanks for clearing that up!

I would also be interested to know this.

Does anyone have any experience with or knowledge about  LatitudeLearning.com LMS? 

Hi,

Our company has been using an LMS provided by a Chinese vendor for quite a few years. However, we found that our learners are not interested in learning, especially the course packages provided are mostly out-of-date and do not have interactions at all. So we decide not to use the LMS after our current contract ends in Sept.

We have built more than 30 internal e-learning courses that contain videos, which took great efforts and time in the building process. Recently we start to build some quiz related to those courses via articulate.

Now the question is how are we going to re-use those courses for our internal training? Without an LMS, how are we able to track the learning progress and results?

So I'm looking for a free LMS that 

-can store courses

-work well with scorm

-can track progress

-can generate reports

-better not require high technology for the LMS admin

-have both English and Chinese interface

I have set up a trial account in Scorm Cloud and play around with it. However the monthly payment is still quite high for us. And the LMS does not have a Chinese interface and is not compatible with Chinese characters. If we have to make a payment, I'm looking for a once payment around $1000.

Anyone has any recommendations?

Thanks,

Tiffany

I've been using Talentlms is very affordable for those companies that doesn't have a huge budget. Is super easy to use and reliable. 

I've been using Talentlms is very affordable for those companies that doesn't have a huge budget. Is super easy to use and reliable. 

Thanks Carlos. The interface of TalentLMS looks really nice. I have set up an account and will give it a try.

Hello Cori,

I recommend Beetsol LMS. Beetsol LMS allows you to upload Articulate content very easily. Simply publish the content as Scorm 1.2 or 2004 and upload the zip file into a course on Beetsol - that's it! The platform has all the features that we were looking for but its best part is its ease of use, scalability, reliable, Gamification, Multi-Tenant, Social learning, Social Wall, Chats, Custom Reports. Also supports integrations like SalesForce, Webex, eCommerce among others.

Hope this helps.

Thanks!
John.