In every Learning Management System
(LMS), there are two distinct views of the online learning
environment: the administrative side and the viewer side.
Individuals play very specific roles and have also well-defined
responsibilities aligned with their roles.
Server administrators, enrollment
associates, LMS administrators, instructional designers, and
instructional technologists ensure that all major areas and roles of
a LMS, including the Student Information System (SIS) functionality,
are addressed and functioning efficiently.
The role of the student support
services as well as the role of the instructor act as the bridge that
connects learners to the course content, being the instructor in
charge of facilitating the delivery of the digital learning
materials. It is for this reason that instructors' management and
organizational skills are crucial in order to maximize students'
learning experience. Instructors should always write concisely and
clearly and organize information in an easy-to-follow order, chunking
materials into weekly sessions. Instructors should also manage
asynchronous discussions effectively, increasing the interactivity of
the online learning environment.
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