Litmos Review

PROS: I like how our LMS is user-friendly. As a matter of fact, it's so user-friendly that anyone can easily use it and be proficient enough in a short period of time. In our agencies of non-profit network, we can make full use of Litmost to meet our training needs for a wide range of situations.

CONS: There's not much to dislike with this product. The support/help desk has nothing but be responsive. They know how to listen and will addressing any pressing issues you may have. One functionality that I couldn't use is the Learning Path since it won't offer the flexiblity needed in changing a course within the path.

PROS: I like the appearance and UI of Litmos by SAP. It has a ton of reporting functionality. It's also great since it's user-friendly. Our participants find the tool to be useful in all aspects. The tool has done a lot of good things and many find it to be easy and fun to use.

CONS: It seems the discussion boards need a bit of improvement. It appears to be basic and has very limited inteactivity. The admin functionality could use some added versatility for active teams. It would be a plus to give team admins the ability to edit and look into assignments.

PROS: There are a ton of choices at your disposal if you happen to be a learning professional opting for an LMS. The speciic needs you have wil eventually point to which direction you should be going in. Litmos is the best when it comes down to serving customers, offering support, and engaging customers.

CONS: It would be nice to see further robustness within the tool. By that would mean giving us the ability sell our available courses and managing subscriptions to our customers. Having some kind of a token-based system would be a huge benefit.

PROS: A lot of learners find the tool simple to use. Implementing it was super quick compared to heavy-running enterprise systems. The instructor-led training is easy to install and track. Content is simple to make. You can engage different levels of creating content if you're missing an instructional designer.

CONS: I'm constantly trying to find ways to make integration into current organization tools a little simpler. At the same time, having deeper analytics like question-level reporting.

PROS: Some good things that I like with Litmos. Firstly, there's never a need to offer training on how you can use the tool. It's essentially user-friendly and highly intuitive. Next, its reports are pre-installed for you to make an analysicon content performance and consumption.

CONS: To be honest. Nothing much. I picked this tool over the others simply because it answered everything that I ever needed. No regrets or whatsoever in choosing this fantastic software. I encourage others to do the same thing and choose Litmos!

PROS: The never-ending possibilities it's offering while enabling you to be organized and having varying connected accounts. It also comes in different languages. I love the fact that it's simple upload anything whether it's videos (of different formats) to PowerPoint presentations.

CONS: Its reports could use some improvement. I felt as if the ones they have right now are very limited or difficult to make. You can do editing on the report you've made, but you'll need to "create" that report once again. It'd be nice if we're given the freedom to change information on our own.

PROS: One of the very few things that I like with the tool is its user-friendliness. Navigating it is simple once you're using it on the site. Its recent software updates was significantly beneficial to both our users and program. I like the fact that they have a mobile app for users to access our content through their smart devices.

CONS: One problem that I encountered with my team was the mass delition of users who have been considered as inactive and getting them reactive via manual method. It's a tiring processs doing this. I hope the tool will have some way to improve on this in the near future.

PROS: The tool happens to be user-friendly. The instances when I needed the Help section for assistance led me to finding exactly what I was looking for and helped me every step of the way. I like how I can keep a single class active and adding new sessions whenever I'm offering it.

CONS: There are some settings that can be a nuisance. Firstly, whenever I'm making a new class, I'll always need to remember getting myself off notifications. Otherwise, I'll wind up getting an email each time I mark somebody as "completed." In addition, when making a class, not only will I have to remember marking it as "active," I'll also need to choose and include it within the library.

PROS: I've done esting a bunch of cloud-based LMS products before settling with Litmos. For me, the tool was the easiest to navigate around in. Even admins and trainees won't have a difficult time dealing with this program. Its appearance and feel is very professional.

CONS: So far, its reporting is the weakest element. While the tool does its job in capturing the needed information, extracting the information into one simple report form can be challenging: it's slow, isn't as intuitive, and certain aspects it can't be reported.

PROS: Its usablity and simpliciy from the point-of-view of the learner makes everything simple. They'll know which courses to go for and what needs to be done. Making courses is very easy. They have several types of module courses. There are a ton of awesome functionalities in automating reminders to help learners get their tasks in time.

CONS: It could use a litle more reporting on sessions spearheaded by the instructor. For instance, in my use case, I need to report on numerous live sessions we're doing. It would often entail some Excel workaround to help meet whatever it is we need.

PROS: What I prefer most with the tool is how flexible and simple it is to come up with a course and uploading it to users in bulk. The user interface is user-friendly and won't require a lot of training in getting the team up to speed. Their account management, sales, and customer support teams have been nothing but helpful.

CONS: Their course management and scheduling needs to improve. I was hoping I could make a course and offer accessibility to teams to that course without pushing them to be administrators and making those courses all over again and linking modules.

PROS: I love the fact that Litmos can function as a medium for storing our branded and training docs. This lets all our workers within our company to have that one single location to know where they'll spot training materials and resources. At least they can readily access them anytime.

CONS: There's very little to hate with Litmos. I personally feel it's a fantastic program. I'm not the one doing all the uploads on the work platform. I'm simply a user. Thing is, I've been hearing a ton of rumours of having problems in those areas.

PROS: I like that it’s flexible and easy to use for creating courses. It’s got an intuitive interface and navigation is clear from user and admin perspective. I’d say the onboarding was smooth. We were properly endorsed by the accounts rep to their support, who was very responsive to our questions. She also walked us through the trickier tools of the LMS like the bulk user upload and automation rules. You feel that their support anticipates your needs, makes you feel taken care of.

CONS: User permission can be enhanced. Right now I need to replicate the course to give someone access to the course without making him an admin. It’d be great if I could give him a learner’s access only to the original course. It would’ve been great if non-admin users can bypass clicking on the course’ ILT just to see the entire schedule.

PROS: The dashboard is neat. I get to see all the important metrics at once like total no. of courses, total no. of users, logins and a historical graph of completion. I think Litmos also has one of the easiest navigation UIs. From the dashboard you can quickly create a course or user, an activity stream who viewed the courses and all the tools on the left panel.

CONS: I find the reporting cumbersome. The quick reports are limited and you’ll be forced to create custom reports to generate the metrics you need. This is where things slow down as you manually select each metric (by user, course, period, active/inactive, etc.) and run report. It’d have been great if there’s a way to set the metrics on setup so you go through this once.