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Making The Case For A Blended LMS And LXP

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Making The Case For A Blended LMS And LXP

Summary:
What are the limitations of LMSs and LXPs that every organization should have in mind, and how can a blended learning solution help you overcome them? Let's look at the challenges and why you should opt for a system that delivers the best of both worlds.

Is A Blended LMS And LXP Solution The Best Option?

What is the ideal learning environment for employee training? It's a system that offers the structure necessary for required training, and the flexibility to adapt to individual learning styles, preferences, and needs. While LMSs and LXPs each play crucial roles in corporate learning, using them in isolation can lead to challenges that limit engagement and curb measurable outcomes.

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What Are The Limitations Of LMSs And LXPs?

LMS Limitations

LXP Limitations

Choosing A Blended LMS And LXP Solution

The platform that blends both LMS and LXP features addresses these standalone challenges by balancing guided learning with the freedom to explore. This means:

Success Story: Boosting Employee Engagement And Course Completion Rates At Hampton Roads Transit

Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) recognized the need to overhaul its traditional leadership training program, leading them to adopt GoSkills' dynamic platform. With GoSkills, they transitioned from long, static sessions to interactive, bite-sized lessons that employees could complete at their own pace. The impact was clear: the flexibility and engaging content significantly boosted both completion rates and employee satisfaction.

Key Results

The program's customization and flexibility were critical to its success. GoSkills allowed HRT to tailor courses to its specific needs, ensuring the content was relevant and directly applicable to real-world scenarios. This personalized approach helped employees feel more invested in their learning, contributing to the strong engagement rates.

Why GoSkills Worked

  1. Self-paced learning. Employees could complete lessons on their own time, making it easier to balance training with daily responsibilities.
  2. Bite-sized lessons. Short, digestible lessons prevented learners from feeling overwhelmed, keeping engagement levels high.
  3. Interactive content. Lessons included quizzes, gamification, and exercises that kept the learning process dynamic and enjoyable.
  4. Great user experience. A sleek interface made navigating through courses both simple and intuitive, helping learners stay focused.
  5. Personalized training. Built-in AI tools helped administrators quickly and easily create courses that were tailored to their learners.

Internal Growth Is A Direct Result Of Increased Employee Engagement

Participants in the LEAD program were more motivated to advance their skills, and as a result, HRT saw a notable increase in promotions to leadership roles. By creating a culture of continuous learning and leadership development, HRT empowered its employees to take charge of their professional growth.

GoSkills was integral in transforming HRT's leadership training program. The move to modern, flexible learning tools has proven that employee engagement and completion rates can thrive when organizations invest in solutions that cater to today's learners. Hampton Roads Transit's success shows that leadership training is most effective when it's engaging, accessible, and relevant.

Want to know more about how blending LMS and LXP features creates a more powerful learning solution? Download From Good To Great Training: How To Maximize Learner Engagement With A Blended LMS And LXP today to discover how you can leverage a blended LMS and LXP to make your training initiatives more practical, effective, and learner-centered.

Originally published at eLearning Industry.com

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