r/lmsops

Redefining how learning is still stuck at completion rates
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Redefining how learning is still stuck at completion rates

Hey everyone!
I'm working on a platform - Lyearn, that ideologically differs from what traditional learning tools used to offer that is, consume a content and you're done. It's way beyond broken given there's no point of learning when you can't apply a specific skill or you can't find out whether the learning actually helped?

The phase 1 is already up and running. It's the phase 2 that's interesting which offers an intelligence layer on top the tools one uses in their workplace and gives them insights to achieve maximum efficiency.

I would love to hear your thoughts on the idea.

Here's the link to website:
https://www.lyearn.com/

u/Wild-Register992 — 7 days ago
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Patient Education LMS

We provide online patient education and looking for a simple LMS that will be easy for seniors to search/find instructions for their medical devices. Would like to include "AI" capabilities. Any suggestions?

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u/HDHunt27 — 13 days ago