Jenzabar Launches eLearning LMS with Synchronous Collaboration, In-Forum Grading

Jenzabar has released the newest version of its learning management system (LMS), Jenzabar eLearning (formerly eRacer), with synchronous collaboration tools and the ability to grade from within discussion forums.

Accessible via any mobile device, Jenzabar eLearning is designed to integrate with existing administrative systems. Other new features include "a course organizer portlet with an updated and more intuitive user interface" and "one-click access to course content" according to information released by the company.

Other features of the LMS include:

For more information, visit jenzabar.com.

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