Crafting an LMS That’s Tailored to Your Company
Armando explains what a learning management system (LMS) does for a company and how to shape a tool like LearnDash so courses fit the way your team or students actually learn.
Hosted by Armando J. Perez-Carreno
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In this live solo episode, Armando J. Perez-Carreno talks about learning management systems, or LMS for short. Companies use them to train new hires, and course creators use them to sell courses. An LMS lets you enroll people, track their progress, give quizzes, and hand out certificates.
Armando explains why the out of the box layout of a plugin like LearnDash can confuse students, and how his team builds custom pages and blocks on top of the same data. He shows a progress bar that tracks a whole group of courses for a certification, and a video player that won’t let students skip ahead.
Topics Covered
- What an LMS is and who uses one
- Using an LMS for employee onboarding and for selling courses
- LearnDash and LifterLMS on WordPress
- Why the default course page can confuse students
- A custom progress bar for a group of courses
- Using Vimeo or Wistia so students have to watch the video before moving on
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