Showing posts with label LMS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LMS. Show all posts

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Choosing a right Learning Management System.

The right employee training at the right time is essential for proper functioning and growth of any organization or company. It pays off for the employer in terms of increased productivity, knowledge, loyalty, and contribution. But to harness the maximum benefits out of training, companies should employ the right training method that will bring a guaranteed return on investment. Of the various methods of training, online training has emerged as the most inexpensive, easy and effective mode of imparting as well as designing trainings or learning. Online learning programs are known as Learning Management Systems or LMS, and a popular one is the eLeaP™ Learning Management System (LMS/LCMS), developed and headed by President Don Weobong.

eLeaP learning management system employs a simple, intuitive user interface which facilitates technical as well as non technical managers of any company of any size to easily create manage and track interactive training courses and learning for all level of users. eLeaP LMS is a complete, secure, web based training and e- learning solution that helps managers to keep a tab on what their employees are learning and formulate apposite trainings as per their needs. The eLeaP learning management system enables knowledge sharing throughout the company or organization which is vital for company’s growth. It recommends the best way to learn as per the student’s abilities and that too in the language of their choice.

Before choosing a learning management system, a company should always look for the factors like security, user friendly interface, flexibility, easy customization, affordability and easy installation. One company that fulfils all these criteria is eLeaP. The learning management system of eLeaP is designed meet and exceed the training needs of the large companies in the best possible way but also proves to be the best training solution partner of smaller companies. The flexibility, simplicity, affordability, easy customization of eLeaP learning management system gives it an edge over other such services available in the market.

For getting cost effective e-learning and training solution from eLeaP, you don’t have to install complex programs or burn a hole in your pocket in buying expensive software or hardware or wait for days to get the system installed. The custom and secure training management system can be deployed in just 8 minutes and at a fraction of the cost of traditional training methods. eLeaP LMS also provides 5 minutes quick overview of its compelling features and services offered, which will help you to zero on the type of services required for your company. In this competitive business environment, you need the best training solution for your employees to scale new heights in terms of business growth and eLeaP LMS is the best training solution partner in this endeavour.

Learning Management System in recession

New research launched today by eLearning and advanced content solutions provider, IMC (UK) Learning Ltd, shows that nearly nine out of ten HR professionals (88%) believe properly planned staff training can play a major role in addressing the challenges created by an economic slowdown. Despite this, over half (57%) of those questioned say staff training is one of the first budgets to be cut during bad times. 

Recently, there has been much focus on the effects of the current economic downturn and impending recession, including streamlining businesses by cutting budgets. The survey, 'Staff training during an economic downturn - opportunities and threats', was designed to establish the views of HR professionals regarding the importance of training and learning in uncertain economic times. 

Key findings emerged when HR professionals were asked about the effect of the economic downturn on training budgets. An overwhelming 80% agree that cutting training budgets at this time causes more problems than it solves, while 83% acknowledge that staff training is just as important during recession as when times are good. 

Commenting on the research, Dr Dirk Thissen, managing director at IMC (UK) Learning Ltd, says: 'The research clearly shows that HR professionals place a high value on training staff whatever the economic situation, which is extremely encouraging. During times of economic uncertainty more than ever it is essential to have a competent, skilled workforce. What is worrying, however, is that training budgets are high on the list of cuts when streamlining a business operation. It is clear that HR practitioners will be asked to do more with less as recession sweeps the UK.' 

Adaptability is also seen as a key requirement from training when times are challenging. Over four in five (87%) respondents agree that it is important for training to adapt quickly and efficiently to organisations' changing needs during an economic downturn. A similar number (88%) say that the ability to train both large and small numbers of staff cost effectively is important. 

Thissen continues: 'HR professionals are looking for flexibility from their staff training. Whereas they might previously have had the luxury of using a selection of training tools and methods, reduced budgets mean they must be able to produce and adapt materials to suit a variation of situations. With the increased development of eLearning tools and web based solutions, such as learning management systems and rapid authoring tools, HR practitioners can do exactly this. Content can be created quickly and efficiently and all learning activity can be combined in a single platform that can be adapted to specific business processes.