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Learning Management Systems (LMS): Practical Training for Education Managers and Teachers

Learning Management Systems (LMS): Practical Training for Education Managers and Teachers

Description

This course provides participants with practical and theoretical knowledge of Learning Management Systems (LMS) used in modern education. It focuses on the design, implementation, and management of online learning environments. Participants will gain hands-on experience with LMS platforms to create courses, manage learners, track progress, and enhance digital teaching practices.

·          Registration Period: 01 March 2026 – 26 March 2026

·          Event Dates: 01 April 2026 – 04 June 2026

·          Location: Global / Online (Instructor-Led)

·          Training Topics: Learning Management Systems (LMS)

·          Language: English

·          Course Level: Intermediate

Entry Requirements

•               Basic computer literacy

•               Familiarity with internet browsing and email

•               Prior teaching or administrative experience (recommended but not mandatory)

 

Coordinators: Dr. Almas, Mohamed Sudi

Contact Email: cmt@cmtgroup.org

 

Who can participate

•               Teachers and lecturers at all levels Post(SNU)

•               Education administrators and policymakers (SNU)

•               Head faculty of ICT

Entry Requirements

1.     Basic computer and digital literacy

2.     Access to a computer and stable internet connection

3.     Interest in education technology and digital learning

Learning Objectives

By the end of this diploma, participants will be able to:

1.     Apply ICT tools effectively in teaching and learning environments

2.     Develop digital learning materials and resources

3.     Use LMS platforms for course delivery and management

4.     Integrate online collaboration and communication tools

5.     Evaluate and implement educational technologies in institutions

Methodology

§  Interactive online lectures

§  Practical workshops and demonstrations

§  Case studies from real educational settings

§  Self-paced learning materials and guided tasks

Assessment and Grading

•               Weekly assignments (30%)

•               Group project (30%)

•               Final practical project (30%)

•               Participation and attendance (10%)

 

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