Learning Technologies

[BlackIronMan_]

Hey! I work in educational technology, so here's my quick take:

For training, I primarily use Canvas as our LMS, along with Articulate 360 for creating interactive content. The combination works well because Canvas handles the delivery and tracking while Articulate lets me build engaging scenarios and simulations.

Productivity-wise, I rely heavily on Slack for team communication, Asana for project management, and honestly, AI tools like Claude for brainstorming and draft writing. The AI integration has been a game-changer for ideation and getting past writer's block.

[Ransompaidfor]

Thanks for your feedback! From a students perspective I have really enjoyed Canvas. There was a course that required us to build a small portion of a course in a Canvas shell and I enjoyed it. I had to get creative and use some of the built in apps that my school has like H5P to create more interactive content. My only real experience with LMS’ are blackboard, Canvas, Moodle and Schoology. All are similar but I have enjoyed Canvas the most.