Adobe Learning Manager
Adobe Learning Manager
About Adobe Learning Manager
Adobe Learning Manager is a cloud-based learning management system (LMS) with a learner-focused environment, offering multiple learning options and course formats, unified playback of most eLearning content types, gamification, AI-based recommendations and social learning.
A single platform for all digital learning needs - Adobe Learning Manager helps deliver stellar learning experiences to employees, partners and customers alike.
The learner dashboard allows learners to view their progress through their enrolled courses, a map of their attained skills, and recommended courses. Adobe Learning Manager also includes customizable gamification features, and learners’ points earned from course completions and awarded badges can be viewed on their dashboards, with information on activities that can be undertaken to earn more. Leaderboards can also be launched from the dashboard, comparing a single learner’s score to those of their peers.
Adobe’s fluidic player enables the playback of eLearning content in multiple formats, including videos, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, PDFs, and more, with no plugins needed to use the player. Learners can bookmark course sections and add notes to specific points in the content for later reference.
Users can upload reference content into Adobe Learning Manager, giving learners access to information needed for or useful to their roles, without the need to enrol in any courses. Programs can be set up to allow learners to self-enrol, or to require either manager nomination of learners, or manager approval of enrolments. Users can also build personalized dashboards to track activity in real time, including events, assessments, interactions, course progression, and skill attainments.
The award-winning artificial intelligence ensures that the right course recommendations are made based on learner history, course history, skills and interests.
The detailed reporting dashboards offers an array of customized reports to make informed decisions.
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- Free Version
- Free Trial
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Key benefits of Adobe Learning Manager
The platform sports an immersive browsing experience that allows to go through extensive catalogs of courses and check out course cards.
The Fluidic player supports multiple content types, including videos, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, PDFs, and more, with no need for students to install plugins.
Administrators can active gamification where learners can be rewarded with points and badges for completing courses or gaining skills, and the ability to see their place on leaderboards.
The learner dashboard gives learners an overview of their progress, the status of their courses (pending or completed), skills they have attained, recommended courses, and more.
Learners can be directed through learning paths with automatically-assigned follow-up activities, triggered when a learner completes a course, finishes a program, or achieves a skill.
Administrators and authors can add specific information as job aids or reference content, which can be accessed by learners without the need to enrol in any courses.
Learning Manager comes with extended enterprise capabilities - which can help administrators create learner groups easily, both internal and external - and train multiple learner groups with learning paths that are tailored to their requirements.
With an award-winning artificial intelligence backing the learning platform, learners get best-in-class recommendations based on skills, courses, and interests.
The headless learning platform allows Experience Manager Sites or any other Content Management System to be integrated to offer a brand-controlled experience.
With out-of-the-box integrations with Marketo Engage, administrators can drive personalized marketing campaigns based on learning data.
Administrators can also take advantage of Adobe Commerce integration to set up storefronts and sell courses directly to their learners/customers/partners.
Typical Customers
- Freelancers
- Small Businesses (2-50)
- Mid-size Companies (51-500)
- Large enterprises (500 and more)
Deployment
- Cloud-based
- On-premise
Supported Languages
English, French, German
Pricing starting from:
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- Free Version
- Free Trial
- Subscription
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Total features of Adobe Learning Manager: 76
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- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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- Likelihood to recommend 8.0 /10
Easy to use LMS platform for startup and medium organisation to manage employee courses
Reviewed on 2022-05-29
Overall, captivate is a brilliant tool that helped me learn so many courses with fun. I don't have...
Overall, captivate is a brilliant tool that helped me learn so many courses with fun. I don't have to go somewhere else, I have found all my courses in one place. I would like to suggest some improvements in test attempts failures and due to application crashes. It's really easy tool with good UI for beginners or startups.
Pros
I have been introduced to this platform from my recent organization to learn new verticals. I loved their vast collection of courses and assessment mechanisms. Furthermore, I need to pass the test to show my understanding of the course. Until I get passed in that exam, I cannot attempt for other part of course.
Also, I liked the way the dashboard is arranged so that you can see a graphical view of your learning progress. I can also see leaderboard where other employees taking same courses.
Cons
Most of the time captivate crashes in between taking video courses, this frustrates me. I have even observed that if you're attempting a test and toll crashes then it consider as failed attempt.
I would like to have more than 3 attempts to pass an exam, or there should be some provisions regarding this.
- Industry: Higher Education Software
- Company size: 5,001–10,000 Employees
- Used for Free Trial
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- Likelihood to recommend 8.0 /10
Trial run of captivate prime
Reviewed on 2019-09-18
I am using Adobe Connect. I feel Adobe Connect does not offer me the tools for everything I need. I...
I am using Adobe Connect. I feel Adobe Connect does not offer me the tools for everything I need. I am looking for an alternative that I can use for my online classes.
Pros
Very easy to use and user friendly for both me and the students. I liked that I could use this product to post notes, video lectures and everything that I need into just one place
Cons
The only thing I did not like is the cost that is rather high
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- Industry: Environmental Services
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used for 2+ years
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Captivate - the reason we don't have a training department anymore. Endlessly buggy w/ rude...
Reviewed on 2019-03-02
We no longer have a training division, because of Adobe Captivate & Adobe Captivate Prime. If you...
We no longer have a training division, because of Adobe Captivate & Adobe Captivate Prime. If you don't have an enterprise license, their support team has no interest in helping you. It takes a huge amount of evidence to convince the support team that your bug or complaint is valid, they insist on blaming you or the user. Everytime one bug was solved, another one appeared.
When we realized that Captivate was more embarrassing than helpful, we had to close our training division. We didn't have the financial or time resources to re-build all of our training module on a new platform. While we used Captivate, it caused so many of our students to be angry at us. We had to give many refunds. Most importantly, it damaged our reputation.
Pros
The most basic level functionality is pretty simple to understand.
Cons
We built our entire curriculum on Adobe Captivate (100s of files). When we used Moodle as our LMS, we often had problems. For example, the user needing to enable pop-ups and unsafe scripts, the files freezing, and a student watching the entire lesson and then not having it register as completed.
We assumed that Moodle was the problem. So, we moved our courses to Adobe Captivate Prime (which required considerable time and effort).
To our dismay, the problems did not improve. If anything, they got worse.
There are many things I could talk about, but the worst was the support. They were so unwilling to admit fault. A specific example of this is when they had a bug with the radio buttons in Captivate quizzes. The first several times I tried to contact support about the problem, they blamed the problem on the users. Only after I'd sent them several user complaints, screenshots, and videos did they start to listen. Even then, it took me being very assertive to get them to admit that the problem was on their end (& would take months to fix).
Other issues: I couldn't manually mark buggy lessons as complete for students. Students had to enable "unsafe scripts." Many problems were unrepeatable - a students would send me a screenshot of a problem. I'd wouldn't be able to re-create. They they'd try again later and it would work.
Because all of our lessons were built in Captivate & even Adobe's solution couldn't play them, we closed our training department.
- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used for Free Trial
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- Likelihood to recommend 10.0 /10
Good trial but expensive
Reviewed on 2020-04-20
Excellent LMS
Excellent LMS
Pros
Pretty well organized , attractive , easy to use , a lot of tools , many connections
Cons
Very expensive , we can’t afford it , I am a teacher trying to offer to my university an lms , but I know they would pay all that money
- Industry: Motion Pictures & Film
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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- Likelihood to recommend 7.0 /10
The best in e-learning and team training
Reviewed on 2022-05-24
It is a powerful ability to create different types of e-learning content easily, professional...
It is a powerful ability to create different types of e-learning content easily, professional results and very useful for companies to train their customers or if you are doing a specific course, it is good for you and also track reports with a set of dashboard in addition to managing courses, schedules, virtual training and also video record with Audio to create a video presentation.
Pros
It is one of the best e-learning software and tasks can be obtained, completed and managed easily plus it is easy to simulate, add animations and highlight contents. It's easy to navigate and see all my courses. Their customer service team is very helpful and responsive and also the idea of having access to more than one different profile, these perks the truth is that I tested many products for Adobe because of my work as a video editor, and I can say that they are a professional company that makes their customers happy.
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The cost may be high for me whether I work alone or with a small company of two or more because
The program is directed to large companies, in addition to the fact that there are not many templates, and the player window is not on the same page as the slides and elements
Adobe Learning Manager FAQs
Below are some frequently asked questions for Adobe Learning Manager.Q. What type of pricing plans does Adobe Learning Manager offer?
Adobe Learning Manager offers the following pricing plans:
- Free Trial: Available
Please contact Adobe directly for pricing information.
Q. Who are the typical users of Adobe Learning Manager?
Adobe Learning Manager has the following typical customers:
Self Employed, 2–10, 11–50, 51–200, 201–500, 501–1,000, 1,001–5,000
Q. What languages does Adobe Learning Manager support?
Adobe Learning Manager supports the following languages:
English, French, German
Q. Does Adobe Learning Manager support mobile devices?
Adobe Learning Manager supports the following devices:
Android (Mobile), iPad (Mobile)
Q. What other apps does Adobe Learning Manager integrate with?
Adobe Learning Manager integrates with the following applications:
Adobe Commerce, Adobe Experience Manager, Marketo Engage, Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Teams, Workday HCM
Q. What level of support does Adobe Learning Manager offer?
Adobe Learning Manager offers the following support options:
Email/Help Desk, Knowledge Base Software, Phone Support, 24/7 (Live rep)
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