About the Speakers
About The Webinar
When deciding which Learning Management Systems (LMS) will meet your organization's needs, it's important to consider technology type. Like all technologies, there are closed-source and open-source options.
An open-source LMS offers huge benefits due to its incredible flexibility, interoperability, and multiple configuration and hosting options that allow you to design a tailored training program. The question then becomes: which open-source solution will best support my eLearning needs?
During this webinar, we'll break down the key capabilities, differences, and ways to leverage two of the leading open-source enterprise learning platforms, Moodle Workplace and Totara.
Join us on Tuesday, April 7th at 11am ET to explore:
- The key advantages and differentiators between Moodle Workplace and Totara Learn
- How to choose the right LMS to meet your specific learning needs and support an interoperable learning ecosystem
- How Moodle Workplace and Totara can support various types of learning for a wide range of industries including corporations, associations, nonprofits, and government entities
- How open-source platforms provide more flexibility, scalability, and customization
Duration: 1 hour
Date: Tuesday April 7th, 2020
Time: 11:00 am Eastern
Moodle Workplace and Totara: Choosing an Open Workplace Learning Solution
As VP of Business Development & Strategy Mr. Jones is responsible for overseeing eThink's channel network and partner relations as well as working with the executive team on various strategic initiatives. Mr. Jones joined the eThink team in 2014 and he brings over 13 years of education technology experience including 4 years with the New York Times and 4 additional years providing Virtual Course Material solutions. Mr. Jones holds a MBA from University of Baltimore and a BS in eBusiness & Marketing from Towson University.
Ms. Bentley joined eThink in 2015 after nearly 15 years of experience in higher education. In her role as VP of Services she works closely with the Customer Solutions, Implementation, & Support Services teams to oversee the eThink client lifecycle. During her time as Director of IT at Lafayette College she led the campus through a successful LMS transition to Moodle in 2007 and has been active in the Moodle community, even accepting the inaugural CLAMP recognition award for her outstanding contributions to the development and documentation work of the organization.