November 12, 2009
Published by Arck Interactive
George Siemens has an interesting posting on his Connectivism blog, where he discusses the future of learning: LMS or SNS. As part of the dicussion, he writes Most organizations currently use a learning management system (LMS) such as Moodle or Desire2Learn. These systems are content-centric. Their objective is to organize and manage content, just as Google did in early 2000. Because higher education is particularly enamored with content, an LMS is a critical service. It’s completely the wrong model, however, and this will become increasingly apparent in the next several years. To survive, LMS vendors will need to transform their...