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LMS

A learning management system is the software an institution uses to hold its courses, enrol its users and record their grades. In LTI® terms an LMS is a platform.

Widely used examples include Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace, Schoology, Sakai and Open edX. Each implements LTI® 1.3 slightly differently, which is why setup differs per platform — see the LMS setup guides.

An LMS is sometimes called a VLE (virtual learning environment), particularly in the UK.

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