Publish at November 22 2022 Updated November 22 2022
Are training platforms, or LMSs, still adapted to our learning styles? We can doubt it. They don't handle inconsistency, informality, and the need for speed. Perhaps it's time to look at LXPs, or learning experience platforms: more social, dedicated to micro-learning, rich in content libraries, they also seduce with their ergonomics and modern look. But do they have all the answers?
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