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ITLS6520 - Advantages and Disadvantages to an LMS
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Advantages & Disadvantages to using
Learning Management System's
Objective #1:
By the end of this lesson, the learner should be able to identify 5 advantages for using a Learning Management System.
Lesson Objectives
By the end of this lesson, the learner should be able to identify five disadvantages to using a Learning Management System.
Objective #2:
Advantage #1:
Advantages
Flexibility
Advantage #2:
Advantage #4:
When built properly, an LMS can promote greater opportunities for collaboration among students and faculty.
When designed properly, an LMS can involve the learner in the six stages of Bloom’s taxonomy.
Advantage #3:
Can enhance existing pedagogical/institutional structures/practices.
Advantage #5:
Advantage #6:
An LMS is reusable and extendable, thus reducing costs and redundancy.
Can increase enrollment by promoting niche degrees or by engaging non-traditional students.
Advantage #7:
Ability to track and record learner performance data.
Advantage #8:
When used properly, an LMS can streamline instruction time, allowing teachers to focus on individual students.
Disadvantage #1:
Disadvantages
Tendency to focus on the technology and not the student.
Disadvantage #2:
Disadvantage #4:
Disadvantage #3:
Customer support can be challenging, especially for smaller institutions.
Staff, Faculty, & Student learning curve. The need for more training.
Can stifle creativity and innovation by limiting assessment and content delivery methods to a few types of activities, etc.
Disadvantage #5:
Disadvantage #6:
Challenging for an LMS to replicate the on-campus environment.
System failures can wreak havoc.
Disadvantage #7:
Can potentially create a problem of course ownership and responsibilities
Disadvantage #8:
Infrastructure costs may outweigh return.