To manage student records

To deliver online courses

To track student progress

To provide communication tools for teachers and students

Course content management

Student assessment

Gradebook

Social media integration

Synchronous LMS allows for real-time interaction between teachers and students, while asynchronous LMS does not.

Asynchronous LMS allows for real-time interaction between teachers and students, while synchronous LMS does not.

Both synchronous and asynchronous LMS allow for real-time interaction between teachers and students.

Neither synchronous nor asynchronous LMS allow for real-time interaction between teachers and students.

Moodle

Blackboard

Canvas

D2L

Moodle

Blackboard

Canvas

D2L

To manage the LMS software

To create and manage courses

To enroll students in courses

To grade student assignments

To create and manage courses

To enroll students in courses

To grade student assignments

To provide support to students

To access course materials

To complete assignments

To participate in discussions

To take quizzes and exams

Improved access to education

Increased flexibility and convenience

Personalized learning experiences

Improved communication and collaboration

Cost

Technical issues

Lack of training and support

Resistance to change

Increased adoption of open-source LMS

More focus on mobile learning

Greater use of artificial intelligence

All of the above

Cost

Features

Ease of use

Support

Provide clear instructions to students

Use a variety of teaching methods

Encourage student interaction

Provide regular feedback

Overloading students with too much content

Not providing enough support to students

Not using a variety of teaching methods

Not encouraging student interaction

Increased use of artificial intelligence

More focus on personalized learning

Greater emphasis on mobile learning

All of the above