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Components of an LMS There are close to 600 varieties of LMS available for purchase today. Each is unique, and possesses a feature set to meet the needs of a variety of trainers and educators. Some common components or features that can be found in many eLearning platforms include: Rosters:  A digital roll call sheet for tracking attendance and for sending invitations to class participants. Registration Control:  The ability to monitor and customize the registration processes of elearning curriculum. Document Management:  Upload and management of documents containing curricular content. Multiple device access:  Delivery of course content over web-based interfaces such as desktops, phones or tablets. Distributed instructor and student base:  Remote participation by the instructor or pupil allows courseware to feature multiple teachers or experts from across the globe. Course calendars:  Creation and publication of course schedules, deadlines and ...

What is an LMS? Modern training needs to be easy and accessible. A learning management system (LMS) allows you to create, distribute and track training anywhere, on any device. Over the past 20 years, powerful software for managing complex databases has been combined with digital frameworks for managing curriculum, training materials, and evaluation tools. The LMS allows anyone to create, track, manage and distribute learning materials of any kind. Nearly a ten billion-dollar industry, LMS products and software allow any organization to develop electronic coursework, deliver it with unprecedented reach and flexibility, and manage its continued use over time. The LMS has become a powerful tool for consulting companies that specialize in staffing and training, extension schools, and any corporation looking to get a better grasp on the continuing education of its workforce. Its impact has been felt mostly outside of traditional education institutions, though the same technologi...