Digital Delights for Learners

"A robust LMS should be able to do the following:

• Centralize and automate administration
  
• Use self-service and self-guided services
  
• Assemble and deliver learning content rapidly
  
• Consolidate training initiatives on a scalable web-based platform
  
• Support portability and standards
  
• Personalize content and enable knowledge reuse
  

One should be able to use LMS for hosting

• Pre-recorded content in text, picture, and multimedia.
  
• Interactive contents like flash, SCORM
  
• Live classroom or pre-recorded classroom
  

LMS should help the educators with

• Assessing the student/end users
  
• Taking feed backs
  
• Letting them submit and share their work
  
• Collaborate with the peers
  
• Track student progress
  
• Generate reports
  

LMS should have following to help the students/learners

• Institutive design and easy navigation
  
• Preferably built on web 2.0 (e-learning 2.0)
  
• Supports application integration with other content management applications
  
• Access from different mobile devices"