Using the LMS to Stay Connected to Customers (and Beyond)

The current environment has many of us feeling a bit disconnected. The global pandemic has moved a huge swath of the workforce into home offices. For many people, this is their first experience with remote work, and the longer we spend apart from each other, the more meaning the word “remote” takes on.

Fortunately, most organizations have a wide array of technology options at their disposal to keep people connected, communicating, and collaborating. eLearning and virtual classrooms are now the norm, and the LMS has been delivering these experiences (and more) long before everything changed. So, now that we see learning being experienced outside of the four walls of the organization, let’s take that a step further and look at other audiences that can benefit from these experiences.