SkyPrep vs DiscoverLink Talent LMS: Which is a better fit?

I like thet it´s so userfriendly both for me as an administrator and for the employees at the hotels. I also like that everything looks really nice in the system.

We have a second platform that is very difficult to use, and the explanations are difficult to understand.

Love the flexibility and ease of use - SkyPrep is Awesome and I can't imagine functioning without it.

The sequence of materials seems to confuse users the most. When I enforce a certain order, users are not sure how to proceed through the course.

Rae R

Learning Architect

Finally, it's awesome that my learners can access the LMS via their phone, laptop or desktop. It is helping us create a true learning culture here at our companyl.

Make sure to set the groups up with a plan, otherwise it can be a pain to change.

The customer service with Skyprep has been amazing, they have made several suggested improvements for me quickly and are always there to help answer questions or support how I am using the system.

Enrolling large groups of people needs to be done in 500 people groupings. Otherwise, no other cons.

Easy of use, simple to understand, good graphics...often it's even FUN. Enjoy the reinforcement "Gamification" sounds and graphics applied.

Additionally, some of the courses are very glitchy and creates user frustration/ having to go back and repeat things. The less obstacles, the more buy in from the team.

Not only will they answer your inquiries in a VERY timely manner, but will go out of their way to take suggestions from the field on how to improve this already outstanding product.

Millennials think it's from the stone age. Server connectivity fails and credit for completion gets lost.

Intuitive to use, and has appropriate flexibility to accommodate the needs of our franchise community. The responsiveness and support for questions and ideation is outstanding.

Sometimes the modules can stall out and take too long to load up in a browser but with the transition to HTML5 this has happened far less frequently.

They had great suggestions on what content types would work best for each lesson, which resulted in a really fun and interactive finished learning program.

Lots of issues with stalling, freezing, and not giving credit for completed (or mostly completed) items.