A Learning Management System (LMS) is a software application designed to create, manage, deliver, and track educational or training programs. LMS platforms typically include features like course creation and management, content delivery (e.g., online courses, videos, documents), learner registration and enrollment, progress tracking, assessment tools (quizzes, exams), reporting and analytics, and communication tools (discussion forums, messaging).
Moodle: The Engine Behind PACE
At ATMO, we leverage the power of Moodle, a versatile learning management system (LMS), to create a private, online learning environment filled with dynamic courses. Through Moodle, students have access to:
Purpose: LMS software aims to optimize and enhance the learning process by providing a centralized platform for managing content, tracking learner progress, and facilitating communication and collaboration.
- Structured academic modules.
- Interactive assignments and assessments.
- Progress tracking and feedback tailored to their needs.
Moodle is an open-source tool. It is written in PHP and distributed under the GNU General Public License. The acronym Moodle officially stands for modular object-oriented dynamic learning environment. The open-source nature of the tool allows ATMO to tailor the application to our specific needs.
Moodle is a core part of the PACE experience, helping students stay engaged and on track in their learning journey. ATMO uses this tool to provide our online courses and foster collaboration amongst students.