Adobe Learning Manager Reviews & Product Details

ALM allows for growth and expansion. Is a capable LMS.

ALM needs more flexibilty to allow learners to repeat the same course for credit. Admins should be able to enroll a learner in a previously completed course.

ALM helps us manage our annual compliance training and new hire onboarding courses.

The best things about ALM is updatign the course content.

Restrictions on deletion and updation of existing ID's

Adobe is currently solving our oraganisation LMS needs and helping us in being compliant with regualtory requirements.

It really is a pretty easy program to learn. I didn't come to this with a lot of e-learning experience and was able to pick it up quickly. It looks great and is easy to upload SCORM files into. It has great quiz-reporting capabilities, and the reports I see are in the form of an Excel spreadsheet and include lots of well-organized information.

Our group cannot turn off the scrollbar at the bottom of classes. Even though we have hidden this function, you can still see it. We don't want a scrollbar on all of our content because it is educational, and learners could use this to skip through it. After speaking with Adobe reps, we were told the only way to fix this was to do enhanced customization. Our company is very large, and this would remove the scrollbar for everyone on our account. It's an all-or-nothing solution that is very frustrating.

It is a much more user-friendly and attractive platform than the others we have used. Through catalogs, all of the content companywide is made more accessible, even inter-departmentally. The badge system is fun and our customers like it.

It integrates well with Captivate. The reporting system was useful for tracking learner participation. There were a variety of tools designed to provide statistical data.

It was simply too big for our needs and beyond our price point.

We opted to not use the product.

Very easy to use and configure. Powerful and easy to navigate. Great reports and control of the organization.

Oriented towards big companies and big businesses. No commerce tools. Other LMS have better features for a more accessible price.

Adobe Captivate Prime is sleek and powerful. It was easy to configure and, in conjunction with Adobe Captivate, assembling an elearning course is quick and painless. It was easy to keep control over the students and maintain the organization. It was very well integrated with Adobe Captivate and they work great together.However, two together come at a big cost that an independent educator cannot afford.

Editing capabilities. Different types of styles and formats you can use to create a well-rounded LMS. You could do an interactive walk-through module with a quiz, or a combination of other options. It's great!

Platform could be a little more user-friendly. Make the platform more intuitive so that people rely less on training videos to learn how to use your platform.

Captive allowed us to go fully digital with our training, which took away our need to be on-site for every onboarding, saving us a ton on travel cost.

Extremely user friendly interface that felt professional and clean. I like both the admin UI and the student / learner experience. Also wide support for pretty much any type of learning we wanted to throw at it.

One of our main requirements was external / customer training with eCommerce functionality. This is something that wasn't available with Captivate Prime.

We have decided to move away from Prime due to the lack of eCommerce functionality, so it isn't currently helping us solve any problems. We were very excited about how user friendly it was when compared to our larger corporate training platform. But for our needs, it wasn't a full fit.

The user experience. I think the design of the site is maneuverable.

The slow loading of the web site. I noticed it took at least 20 seconds.

I am able to establish stronger consumer relationships.

The layout of the videos is nice to look at.

The lack of ability to customize the LMS.

getting content out to learners

The UI / UX was very polished, and very intuitive from both a developer and student perspective. Pricing was also reasonable.

There is no ecommerce functionality natively supported. This was important to us and was a reason we decided to use different client.

We were looking for affordable, customer-facing option for hosting our web based training material.

It seems pretty straightforward for most people to use

lack of help when it comes to actually exporting file formats

showing people how to use our software using interactive videos

This LMS brings provides a lot of good features (Gamification, Offline learning etc...). It's important when using an LMS to know you'r scalability. LMS such as Cornerstone may not too much for your oganization. This LMS is a perfect mid-level LMS that you can manage yourself.

Geared towards Employee/Internal ccreration training.

My organization trains vendors and supplier... we need extensive permissions, white label, Customizable calendar and widgets and separate software integration (Webex etc)... this LMS provides more of an internal training employee appeal.

It gives the ability to create learning paths to help employees who may need to achieve specific performance goals, as well as develop particular skill sets.

The setup and design were a little bit complicated and tricky.

Learning how to properly train staff and this is benefitting by seeing which employees need more help.

I really didn't like it to be honest. I found it very confusing to handle. We ended up not using it.

The entire platform wasn't up to par. I just found it confusing to use.

Nothing. It just wasn't helpful to me at all or anyone else in that matter.

Makes connecting during meetings quite easy.

There is nothing specific I dislike on this product.

I have experienced ease of communication.

Very professional end product with an easy move from planning to complete

some menus are counterintuitive, somewhere between SnagIt and powerpoint

Creating training material for end users

Adobe suite of products are available as tools to use within the LMS

The price to purchase adobe products is high.

Researching capabiles in order to see if our company can benefit from the platform.

The ability to capture and edit video while adding graphics, captions and pointers was incredible.

Cost of full product for people who wouldn't use it frequently.

Staff training video demonstrations

Customization and varied results of different templates

Not be able to have full control. I wish I had no freedom with the layout. Price.

Customization and being able to stand out

Robustness. It can do a lot if you know how to manipulate the product or where to find information that is clear/concise.

Lack of intuitiveness. Steep learning curve. There are loads of tools to make it easier, but it’s still complex, and many tools you have to understand what they do or they aren’t all that helpful.

Providing all services using one product. One of the biggest issues with many online courses is that the course is a single solution designed to accommodate multiple learners. Adobe has overcome this.