LMS TrendsLMS Trends 2015:
Is It Time for Something Different?

Learning Management Systems continue to under-perform across a wide swath of metrics, according to the organizations that use them. The average satisfaction score for any of the 17 aspects of the LMS measured in Brandon Hall Group’s 2015 LMS Trends Study never surpasses 3.5 on a 5-point scale, with several languishing around 2.5 -- the equivalent of an F. While the LMS market has been successful over the last 15 years and technology continues to advance, it seems we are hitting a point of diminishing returns. Companies are demanding more new features, and ignoring much of the functionality that has been built into the systems in the past. Principal Learning Analyst David Wentworth writes that we may be at a point where simply switching to another LMS is not the answer. Instead, companies seem to be longing for a different strategy altogether.

 

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