Learning Management System

The Covid-19 pandemic has had an impact on all areas of life, including the education sector. The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the education system where the learning process is usually done in the classroom with face-to-face now turned into distance learning. Distance learning requires teachers or other educators to be able to master information and communication technology, because technology and information can be used to support the online learning process. Learning materials will be delivered using on-line learning, e-learning or web-based learning systems. Elliott Masie, Cisco and Cornellia (2000) explained, "E-learning is delivery of content via all electronic media, including the internet, intranet, extranets, satellite broadcast, audio/ video tape, interactive tv, and CD-ROM". E-learning is not only used as a place to deliver material, but e-learning can help a learning system that regulates the roles of teachers, students, learning management, evaluation systems and learning monitoring. In this case, e-learning requires a system to manage integrated online learning, namely the Learning Management System (LMS). Learning Management System (LMS) is a global term for computer systems developed specifically to manage courses or lectures or online learning, distribute subject matter and enable collaboration between students and teachers or lecturers. Here I share my experience in using a Learning Management System (LMS), as well as what advantages and challenges are provided in an LMS.