LCMS (Learning Content Management System)
Definition
A software system for creating, storing, managing, and reusing learning content at a granular level. An LCMS differs from an LMS by focusing on content authoring and management rather than learner administration, enabling organizations to efficiently develop and maintain training materials.
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