Think of a Learning Management System (LMS) Administrator as the digital architect and master controller of an organization's entire online learning universe. If the company's training program is a high-tech library, the LMS Administrator holds all the keys.
Your company's most valuable asset isn't on the balance sheet. It's the collective knowledge, experience, and wisdom locked inside the minds of your employees.
You have life-changing knowledge to share, a transformation you can guide people through. But when you sit down to create your online course, you're faced with a vast, uncharted wilderness of ideas, topics, and possibilities.
Navigating the world of educational technology can feel like learning a new language. You hear terms like LMS, VLE, and Virtual Classroom thrown around, often interchangeably.