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Learner to import/upload video to course
Hello richard,
Yes the course is stored on an LMS. The website option is a great idea too; however, I am not sure if they have a dedicated IT or software programmer who works with them on the back end of their website. I also told them about using e-learning plugins because they can get a subscription and create a tab that's password protected and how's their e-learning content on that page.
If they have a website we can use, the web object would work great. I have the storyline blocks set up to capture the learner's name, email address, create certifications, and allow them to upload videos and their resume after they built it..
I hope this all works out. Thank you so much!
Pamela
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Hi Pamela,
The LMS we use has a feature to add an assignment associated with any online course.
The assignment allows students to upload files to the LMS. Whenever a student uploads a file, an email gets sent to course instructor who will review the files.
This is perfect. We use Talent LMS.
Are you allowed to share which LMS you use and also, which LMS you like the best and why?Thank you,
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Hi Pamela,
We use the TopClass LMS.
I have used 6 different Learning Management systems, and there is no single "best" or favorite LMS.
A LMS must be selected based on how well it meets the specific needs of your organization. So the first thing you need to do is to prepare a very comprehensive list of requirements, and only then start looking for a LMS.
Some really good information can be found here: https://community.articulate.com/discussions/rise-360/which-lms-is-best-for-rise-courses#reply-624792
Thank you for the insight!
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