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Docebo serves organizations across every industry and use case and is an especially good fit for medium-to-large organizations looking to train multiple learning audiences from a single platform.
Lectora has thousands of users ranging from solo freelancers to global enterprises. As the leader of accessibility, Lectora can be used to create micro-learning modules for any organization.
It has great administrative capabilities for reporting and managing hierarchies, very cool gamification elements, and solid performance and support.
The admin options for staff are limited. As a student I did not face any problem other than the fact the customizing options are limited.
This is the strongest advantage of this platform and its true competitive advantage - Lot of options for personnalization within the platform - Good reporting - Very quick customer service.
We found their response time to be horrible and their responses were unsatisfactory.
This solved many admin headaches like backup and reporting. The support we received to massage our data and get that successfully migrated was fantastic.
It was extremely haphazard with no real direction. We got spreadsheets of tasks but those were abandoned by our implementation person early.
I like the ease of use and how fast it is to implement. Docebo was a very good solution for smaller businesses.
Response time can be frustrating. Our platform can be slow sometimes.
If you have any experience with other tools this will be an easy transition. The customer support is great and it's a great tool.
There is not much I can say about what I dislike about the software.
I need and use in my teaching responsibility the ability to interface with Blackboard. Also the ability to interface with Camtasia is good.
Lectora can be intimidating if you are used to “lighter” tools.
This is the most powerful and flexible authoring software, although there is a learning curve. It is great for those that are responsible for developing eLearning.
The following I find a disadvantage of working with Lectora Online.
The ease of use and the power of this software is outstanding. I am going to use it now to simulate how to operate medical devices like the consoles of ultrasound devices.
Furthermore it's really basic and additional features (which are often recuired) are not included, so you have to pay extra besides the normal contract.
Dave K.: Hi, my name is Dave. I'm the Director of Technical Learning at a small engineering and manufacturing company, and my rating for Docebo would be a 5. In terms of learning management systems, the main thing we had used before was Paylocity, and there the learning management system is really kind of an add-on, it's not their core functionality. So we felt better using a product that was actually totally designed to be a learning management system, and that was its primary function. So we looked around at a couple of different options, but quickly decided that Docebo was going to be the best thing for our current size, but also for scaling up as we grow. We mainly chose Docebo just because it seemed really easy to get started. It had a pretty low barrier to entry, so we were able to get a full learning management system up and running quickly. And then it also seemed like it would be able to scale as our number of users grew, their pricing model and just their scalability was pretty flexible so that it would be good for us when we were a small company, and then it would be good as we grew to a larger company and had a larger customer base using it. So those were kind of the two things, like ease of entry and scalability. The third thing would be, I liked how it was we could white label things so we could make the environment look like what we want it to look like, and it looks like our company, instead of looking like some sort of third party thing that we would be kicking our customers over to use. Onboarding was really good and easy. We got a specialist from Docebo to help us over the course of several weeks, and it was very structured and they gave us homework each week so that by the end of the six-week process we would have a working system with courses, and users, and notifications and all those features set up. So they did a really good job of walking us through that. I would have them consider just what their goals are, what features they want to use, and the onboarding team with Docebo will help them. If they have a plan ahead of time for what they want the platform to do. It's quite flexible, so the Docebo team should be able to help them achieve those goals. But I think it's just good to think about it ahead of time and think, how do you want this to work? Because that way you can plan your onboarding and plan your build a little bit better and end up with what you want at the end rather than sort of making it up as you go along.
Clemens A.: Hey, this is Clemens. I'm a Business Developer at a software company, and I would give Lectora a four out of five stars. For more reviews like this, click below. Before using, or before choosing Lectora, we were considering Articulate 360, Knowledge Worker and obviously Lectora, itself. It felt like Lectora was targeted also towards smaller businesses, while especially Articulate, feels more like an enterprise product. Knowledge Worker, however, had a better authoring tool, but we didn't like the LMS that came along with it. Also, we were at that time, working with multiple partners for content creation, which made it especially interesting that Lectora supports a lot of different formats for learning content. Getting started with Lectora was extremely easy. After the initial purchase and trial phase that we did before, it took only like two weeks to get the first contents to the employees. First, I would recommend for people to be mindful of the fact that not every authoring tool has the same standards when it comes to responsivity, so be mindful of the fact which devices your end users are going to use in the end. And also, always consider how easy it is for external parties to feed content to your learning tools. This is extremely valuable.
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