Q.What is a Learning Management System (LMS)? State any two of its uses in e-Learning.

An LMS is the piece of software that ties an entire online course together for teachers and learners.

Learning Management System (LMS). An LMS is software that hosts, delivers and manages an e-Learning course — the electronic 'campus' that ties the whole course together. Through it, a teacher can put up lessons and a learner can study them, complete work and see their progress, all in one place.

Uses of an LMS (any two):

1. Delivering course content — hosting and organising the lessons, notes, videos and reading material so learners can access them.
2. Setting and collecting assignments and quizzes — issuing online assignments and tests, receiving learners' submissions, and often marking them automatically with instant feedback.
3. Tracking learner progress — recording each learner's activity, completion and marks so both learner and teacher can see how the course is going. …

Describing an LMS as merely 'a website for videos'. It is a management system: besides delivering content it also handles assign …