Learning Content Management System . Known or acronym LCMS Learning Content Management System, in English , is a multi-user environment where learning developers can create, store, reuse, manage and deliver digital learning content from a repository central objects.
An LCMS provides developers, authors, instructional designers, and subject matter experts with the means to create and reuse learning content and reduce duplication of development efforts.
Summary
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- 2 main components
- 3 See also
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History
The first attempts at E-learning attempted to maintain the learning of people, generally without the use of a platform for courses ( LMS ), which has not been totally successful. The Learning Content Management Systems has managed to overcome these deficiencies.
Learning Management Systems ( LMS ) and LCMS really have two very different functions. Both have such similar names and a common acronym, which leads to confusion. LMS and LCMS are complementary but very different systems that serve different teachers.
An LMS and an LCMS are complementary to each other and not necessarily replace each other, but very different. The LMS has several functions traditionally performed by an LCMS. A Learning Content Management System (LCMS) allows learning objects to be shared, saving money, promoting constant learning, and helping to amortize the cost of e-learning.
Main components
- Repository of Learning Objects .
- Authoring tools.
- Publishing tools.
- Collaboration tools.
- Dynamic interface.
- Administrative application.
