learning management system
Fig 1: Deployment of LMS Show us what you’ve got: How is your LMS deployed now? CloudBased (9.4%)
Behind the firewall (29.2%)
Hosted LMS (43.4%)
How do you wish your LMS was deployed? CloudBased (45.3%)
Hosted LMS (14.7%)
LMS as SaaS (29.3%)
LMSwishList asked learning leaders to say how their LMS is currently deployed, and how they wish it were deployed. The largest group today
(43.4%) has a hosted LMS. Less than 10% currently have a
cloud-based LMS infrastructure. If the learning leaders
LMS as SaaS (17.9%)
The five LMS basics everyone agrees on Overall, the five LMS features listed below are the ones where expectations and experience are most closely aligned, regardless of which industry our study’s participants work in. Most learning leaders, in most business sectors, expect their LMS to perform these five tasks, and are generally happy with their system’s
ability in these areas. Automated email notifications Managing e-learning Course management User management Classroom activities
But top LMS priorities change depending on the business sector they are intended for. When feature requirements are mapped, by industry, to specific participant groups, more than 90% of L&D experts in the IT and telecoms industry say the ability to effectively calculate ROI on training spend is priority one. In the finance and legal sector the same feature is considered less important. Instead, learning/certification paths, social media, online assessments and reporting, all win votes from at least 90% of WishList participants. In government, public sector, military and defence, the ability to calculate ROI falls even further down the list and reporting, user management and managing e- learning become the most wanted features1.
Fig 2: Staff access to training How do staff access training today? 100% PC
Smartphone iPad
80% Non iPad tablet 80% 100% How will staff access training in 2015? PC
Smartphone iPad
Non iPad tablet Behind the firewall (10.7%)
participating in our study get what they wish for, this will change dramatically in the coming months.
Top priority in IT and telecoms Calculating ROI on training spend
Top priorities in finance and legal Learning/Certification paths Social media Online assessments Reporting
Top priorities in government, public sector, military
and defence Reporting User management Managing e-learning
Download the LMSwishList study. Available to e.learning age readers now. Get the full results of REDTRAY’s LMSwishList study and the top 10 most wanted LMS features list at
www.lmswishlist.com.
1 ‘Top priorities’ are important LMS features for more than 90% of L&D experts in a specific market sector.
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