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E-Learning Management System by Astra Philippines

The e-Learning Management System is a customizable web based application to facilitate employee education and evaluation and simplify company training and educational materials gathering.

Support for employee trainings

The progress of employee trainings, including attendance and exam results, can be monitored.

Education

Instructional materials can be freely updated and monitored through a content management system.

Platform-independent

Since the e-Learning Management System is webbased, users can undergo training and/or perform adminstration regardless of their operating system or platform.

Main Functions

For system administrators

Administration of course contents

Management of session attendees and situations

Administration of individual attendees

Course status and output report generation

For the attendees

Browsing of available courses.

Philippines-based LexioNet Corporation launches the country's first and only SCORM-compliant Learning Management System (LMS) and online campus.

Philippines-based LexioNet Corporation announced the release of the country's first and only Learning Management System (LMS) that conforms to the rigorous specifications of the Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM), the de-facto global standard in Web-based learning. Widely adopted by the US government, large business enterprises and academic institutions worldwide, SCORM primarily addresses issues of interoperability between e-learning content, tools and systems.

The Lexio™ Online Campus, powered by the company's SCORM-compliant engine, is an interactive learning environment that makes teaching and learning a fun and engaging experience. Students can study and practice any time, from any computer with access to the Internet. Teachers and courseware developers, on the other hand, can create rich and reusable Web-based learning content

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