Learning Management Systems (LMS)

I used to think my LMS was basically fine, right up until I counted how many browser tabs I had open just to answer one question from an HR director, who still owes us their harassment training. Three tabs. Two VLOOKUPs. One export didn’t match what the dashboard showed on-screen. That’s usually the moment LMS...

I’ve seen this situation play out more than once. An auditor asks for proof that every clinician on a unit completed HIPAA retraining on schedule, and the compliance manager opens a spreadsheet that hasn’t been touched since March. Nobody lied. The reminder emails just stopped going out, and nobody noticed until someone with a badge...

The best LMS for higher education in 2026 depends on what problem you’re actually solving. Here’s the moment that tells you everything about how your institution actually buys software. Somewhere in a committee room, someone is comparing feature checklists for the best LMS for higher education, while three buildings over, an adjunct instructor is manually re-entering...

Here’s something I keep running into. A manager builds a thorough, well-meaning slide deck for a new process, sends it around, everyone marks it “complete,” and three weeks later, nobody remembers a single step. That is not a discipline problem. That is a format problem. The gap between training that gets clicked through and training...

I’ve lost count of how many BambooHR admins I’ve talked to who hit the same wall. BambooHR handles the boring stuff well, records, PTO, and onboarding paperwork, and most people don’t think about it much, which is the highest compliment you can give HR software. Then someone hires four people in one month, and the...

Most teams do not leave iSpring Learn because they dislike it.  They leave because something specific stopped working: department-level reports that do not exist, gamification that feels bolted on, or pricing that quietly climbs once the team grows.  If that is where you are, this list is for you. I have used ProProfs Training Maker...

I’ve watched L&D teams stay on an LMS longer than they should. Not because it’s working well, but because switching feels like a project no one has time for. So they patch the gaps. They add a separate tool for compliance tracking. Another for quizzes. They manually export reports that should be automated.  And somewhere...

Axonify works well until it doesn’t. And when it stops working, it usually stops in one of a handful of specific ways: the admin side becomes a maintenance job in itself, the platform fits frontline retail but not the rest of your workforce, or the pricing conversation goes sideways when you try to scale. If...