Discover what defines a mature Learning Management System (LMS) and how to take your e-learning platform to the next level with expert insights from BeezNest.

You want to offer your training online, but…

🚩 The problem

Setting up and managing an e-learning platform requires:

• A reliable technical infrastructure

• IT expertise to handle maintenance

• Time for updates, security, and support

• Additional tools for virtual classes and interactivity

The result? Many organizations give up or end up with a slow, expensive platform that fails to meet their needs.

 

Discover 3 simple and quick methods to set up an FAQ section with Chamilo LMS and enhance support for your learners!

Chamilo LMS stands out for its ability to meet various needs, even when they are not initially addressed by a dedicated tool within the platform. When a requirement arises within the user community, it must first be demonstrated as relevant and subsequently validated for integration into a future Chamilo update.

In 2024, you entrusted us with many challenges, and we were delighted to support you in creating your customized training portals.

It was a year rich in collaboration, with the implementation of tailor-made solutions to maximize your learners' chances of success and simplify the work of your teams on your Chamilo portals.

The entire BeezNest team, main editor of Chamilo LMS and official service provider, extends its best wishes for 2025.

May this new year be synonymous with joy, progress, and new successes in your training projects!

 

We needed to have a tool that enable student teacher to reflect on their learning but also on their experiences in their training period. The solution was developped as a tool in the Chamilo LMS wich is part of the EKT platform.

The eportfolio tool enable student to create posts based on predefined template to help them initiate activities. They only need to click on the template on the left hand side and the template will appear in the right for them to edit it to complete the post with their own data.

If you have to make Captivate-generated SCORM 1.2 content in your (web) platform and you want *more* information about what's going on, this guide might help. One of the trickiest things about Captivate and SCORM is that Captivate doesn't handle the credit/no-credit (cmi.core.credit) very well.

A critical LMS is a service (not only the software, but also the team around it) on which you can rely to launch and follow training/teaching activities that are critical to your organization.

http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/video-face-off%E2%80%94moodle-v-blackboard/27865 As always, the most interesting features here are the comments by users... I guess that my own opinion is that Chamilo is more secure and more open, anyway :-)

Just as a reference for later (in alphabetical order) - this list was originally quickly composed as part of the planning of a comparative study which was not concluded: Open Source:

• A-Tutor
• Canvas LMS
• Chamilo
• Claroline
• Docebo
• Dokeos
• eLMS
• Ilias
• Moodle
• OLAT
• Sakai
• .LRN

Non Open Source:

• Angel (now Blackboard)
• Blackboard
• CourseMill
• e-Doceo
• e-Ducativa
• SharePoint LMS
• TotalLMS
• WebCT

For all those of you who've been expecting this release for a long time, we are finally closing in and this week seems to be the ideal time to have ourselves an first release candidate, which will last only one week of all goes well. Unlike previous versions, Chamilo 1.8.8.4 doesn't bring any major new feature. Instead, it is the fruit of a very deep process of trials and fixes, which has been lasting more than 60 days now and sums up to a staggering 1000 of working hours.