As many may perhaps know, I am an active user of Edmodo, as well as a support
Ambassador for Edmodo. I find it so practical for students, that I also use quite often when training teachers as well. Here below are some reasons why:
However, there are other learning systems to use with students and when teaching online. Love them or hate them, often a LMS does offer some sense of tidiness in a course, in particular when other digital spaces are also being used for learning purposes. Despite not being a complete fan of a LMS which keeps student's work locked up and then later, not freely available to them, there are times when using a LMS comes in handy.
Here are some suggestions:
Haiku Learning
Modo Labs
Matrix LMS
Eliademy
Learnopia
Totara
Schoology
Adrenna
Otus
Open Class
Canvas
What other systems do you recommend?
For educators and students who wish to take more control over their learning, then Reclaim Hosting
is definitely worth exploring.
Further Suggestions:
10 alternatives to Moodle for e-Learning software, LMS Platform using open source/GPL
WizIQ
Olat
Moodle - a collection of references and videos
Edmodo - videos, slideshows and suggestions of how to use Edmodo
Edmodo Training
Teaching Check List
101 E-Learning Tips from the Experts
Here are some suggestions:
Haiku Learning
Modo Labs
Matrix LMS
Eliademy
Learnopia
Totara
Schoology
Adrenna
Otus
Open Class
Canvas
What other systems do you recommend?
For educators and students who wish to take more control over their learning, then Reclaim Hosting
is definitely worth exploring.
Further Suggestions:
10 alternatives to Moodle for e-Learning software, LMS Platform using open source/GPL
WizIQ
Olat
Moodle - a collection of references and videos
Edmodo - videos, slideshows and suggestions of how to use Edmodo
Edmodo Training
Teaching Check List
101 E-Learning Tips from the Experts