LMS Q and A | E-Learning 24/7 Blog
Responses to common misconceptions about LMSs from LinkedIn groups etc., focused on the process of working with vendors. These are questions the author wishes people asked more often.
Infosemantics.com.au | Guide to Learning Management System (LMS) Compatibility with Adobe Captivate
Notes on compatibility with Captivate and a number of different LMSs (Blackboard, Moodle, Saba, SharePoint, SumTotal, etc.)
A Moodle 2 version of the Moodle Tool Guide | Some Random Thoughts
Matrix of Moodle 2 tools and their capabilities, updated from the version for Moodle 1
Learning Management & E-Learning Vendors (PDF)
Extensive list of vendors of learning management systems, authoring tools, virtual classrooms, courseware vendors, and more
#10 to #1 LMSs of 2012 | E-Learning 24/7 Blog
Craig Weiss' countdown of top LMSs. His #1 for education: Canvas. His #1 overall: ExpertusOne. #11 to 25 are here: http://elearninfo247.com/2012/12/06/25-to-11-lmss-of-2012/
Getting Started with SCORM: How does SCORM really work?
First in a planned series of posts on how SCORM works
Articulate - Word of Mouth Blog - 9 Ways to Troubleshoot Articulate & LMS Issues
This is from 2008, so it only references Presenter and Quizmaker, but these steps would apply to Storyline too.
Articulate - Word of Mouth Blog - Troubleshooting LMS Issues
Ways to troubleshoot Articulate publishing to the LMS, grouped by 3 major symptoms (content won't upload to the LMS, course doesn't play as expected, or tracking/reporting/resuming problems).
Sensei | A Learning Managment System for WordPress | WooThemes
Wrodpress plugin with some basic LMS functionality. User registration, course and lesson creation, quizzes, tuition, analytics. No SCORM compatibility (although that's planned for the future).
eLearning on WordPress: Comparing WP Courseware and LearnDash
Comparison of two Wordpress LMS/course management solutions: WP Courseware and LearnDash
Free Open Source LMSs are like Puzzles « E-Learning 24/7 Blog
Nice metaphor for working with free LMSs. Moodle can work "out of the box" for some small instances with limited needs but this description is a fairly typical experience of customization.
The Top 20 Most Popular LMS Software Solutions powered by Capterra
Capterra's analysis of top LMSs by customers, users, and social media popularity. Many people only review 2-3 LMSs before making a decision. This list gives people some additional choices to review while still being a manageable list. The explanation of their research is linked below the infographic.
Totara vs Moodle - Moodle For BusinesseseLearning Experts | Paradiso Solutions
Screenshots and overview of Totara's features that can make it a better fit for businesses than default Moodle.
The 8 Best Free Moodle Plugins for Corporate Trainers - Capterra Blog
Customized reporting, integration with WebEx or Adobe Connect, gamification, Tin Can, and more.
Jennifer Valley: Free (or Cheaper) Tool and Resources for eLearning (February 2015)
Inexpensive or free tools and resources for animation, audio, graphics, course development, and more
I Came, I Saw, I Learned...: Adobe Captivate: Troubleshooting LMS Woes
Tips for troubleshooting Captivate with an LMS
The Top 8 Free/Open Source LMSs - Capterra Blog
This is actually 18+ free and/or open source LMSs. Some are truly open source, some are freemium or other business models. If you want a list that goes well beyond Moodle and Canvas, this is a good place to start.
Ecosystem 2014 Resources | businesscriticallearning
Spreadsheet for analyzing LMS needs from different vendors. Add your criteria on the Evaluation Sheet. Criteria are in categories (usability, management, reporting, technical, administration), but you could customize the categories. Rate vendors on their own tab on how well they meet the criteria. The top 5 of 10 vendors are highlighted.
Guide to Finding an LMS/LXP (Learning Management Systems)
Craig Weiss now offers a free service for searching and comparing LMSs. Complete the form to enter the features you need and find options. His commentary and observations are included (and he has more breadth of knowledge across LMSs than anyone else in the field).