iSpring Learn, now also marketed as iSpring LMS, is a cloud-based learning management system built by iSpring Solutions, an eLearning software company headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia. It is designed for corporate training, covering employee onboarding, compliance training, and skills development. The platform includes a built-in content library, automated reenrollment for recurring compliance courses, and employee competency profiles, and it supports SCORM courses built with the companion iSpring Suite authoring tool.

Pricing is based on active users, meaning customers pay only for learners who log in during a given month, with unlimited free registered seats. iSpring Learn integrates with Salesforce, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Exchange, BambooHR, and course marketplaces including Udemy and LinkedIn Learning. A 30-day free trial is available without a credit card, and the company reports over 60,000 customers worldwide.

Cornerstone Learning is a cloud-based learning management system from Cornerstone OnDemand, a workforce software company headquartered in Santa Monica, California. It helps organizations centralize training content, automate compliance tracking, and build role-based learning paths for employees, partners, and customers. The platform combines LMS and learning experience platform capabilities, including AI-driven course recommendations, skills mapping, and adaptive learning paths, in a single system used by large enterprises across industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and financial services.

The system supports mobile learning through iOS and Android apps with offline access, gamified and social learning features, and virtual reality training through Cornerstone Immerse. It integrates with enterprise systems such as Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, and Workday, and is available in 50 languages. Pricing is not published; organizations request a custom quote based on user count and modules selected.

SAP Litmos is a cloud based learning management system used for compliance, onboarding, and customer and partner training. It provides AI assisted content creation, ready-to-deploy course libraries, and role based learning paths so organizations can build structured training programs quickly. Litmos is part of SAP following SAP's acquisition of the company, and serves organizations across regulated industries that need audit ready compliance tracking.

The platform supports unlimited custom brands with their own logo, colors, and custom CSS for white labeled learner portals, plus gamification through badges and points. Litmos integrates with systems including Salesforce, Workday, ADP, BambooHR, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom, and offers an API for custom workflows. A native mobile app supports 37 languages and adjusts automatically to each learner's preferred language, with a 14-day free trial available and no credit card required.

LearnUpon is a cloud based learning management system for training employees, customers, partners, and association members through separate branded portals. Its Create+ tool uses AI to speed up course authoring, and Learning Journeys let admins sequence content into structured paths. LearnUpon serves organizations of many sizes but is built for larger training programs, and is not designed for teams needing fewer than 100 users or an on-premise deployment.

The platform offers white labeling and group branding for each audience, along with skills tracking, certifications, and gamification. LearnUpon integrates natively with Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, BambooHR, and other HRIS and CRM tools, and supports eCommerce through Stripe, PayPal, and Shopify. Native mobile apps are available for iOS and Android, and every customer gets a dedicated implementation consultant and 24/7 technical support.

Absorb LMS is a cloud based learning management system built for training employees, customers, and partners. Its Absorb Create tool uses AI to generate full courses in under an hour, and the platform includes a library of more than 20,000 pre-built courses covering thousands of skills. Absorb Aura, a set of AI agents, assists learners and administrators with tasks like finding content and automating routine admin work.

The platform supports deep branding down to the department level, an eCommerce portal for selling courses, and observation checklists for verifying on-the-job skills. Absorb offers turnkey integrations with systems such as Salesforce, ADP, Workday, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams, along with a RESTful API. A native mobile app allows learners to download courses and complete them offline, with progress syncing once reconnected.

360Learning is a cloud based learning management system that combines AI powered course creation with collaborative learning. Subject matter experts use the AI Content Builder to turn existing knowledge into interactive courses, while an L&D team retains oversight through review and approval workflows. The platform serves onboarding, compliance, sales enablement, and frontline training use cases for organizations ranging from fast growing teams to large enterprises.

360Learning includes an AI Companion for personalized recommendations, skill gap analysis, and automated reporting, along with gamification and peer discussion features. It connects to more than 80 HCM and HRIS systems, including Workday and BambooHR, plus communication tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams. Native mobile apps for iOS and Android support offline learning, and the platform is GDPR, SOC 2, and ISO 27001 compliant.

Google Classroom is a free learning management tool included with Google Workspace for Education. It helps teachers create, distribute, and grade assignments, share announcements, and communicate with students in one place. Classroom integrates with Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and Meet, and connects to student information systems such as PowerSchool and Infinite Campus for roster syncing. It supports individual educators with a personal Google account as well as entire school districts and universities.

Teachers can build rubrics, reuse class templates, and generate originality reports that compare student work against web pages and books. Practice sets and Read Along add self-paced, auto-graded exercises. Native iOS and Android apps let teachers grade and give feedback from anywhere, while guardian email summaries keep parents informed of student progress.

Blackboard is a learning management system for higher education, built by Anthology, an education technology company headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida. It is used by institutions in more than 70 countries and includes an AI Design Assistant for building courses, an AI Conversation tool for Socratic questioning and role-play practice, a Gradebook Grid View, and Blackboard Ally for creating accessible content formats.

Blackboard can be deployed as a cloud SaaS service, through managed hosting, or fully self-hosted on an institution's own servers, with pricing quoted individually per institution rather than published. The platform connects with tools such as Turnitin, VitalSource, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams, and offers free mobile apps for students and instructors on iOS and Android.

Canvas is a learning management system built by Instructure, an education technology company headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is used by K-12 districts, higher education institutions, and business and government organizations to deliver courses, assignments, and assessments. Core tools include SpeedGrader for grading and feedback, a customizable gradebook, Blueprint courses for standardizing curriculum, and Canvas Studio for interactive video.

Instructure sells Canvas in three tiers, Core, Plus, and Next, each adding more AI features and analytics on top of the last, with pricing quoted individually per institution rather than published. Free mobile apps are available for students, teachers, and parents, and the platform connects with over 1,000 third-party tools and partners.

Moodle is an open-source learning management system maintained by Moodle HQ, headquartered in Perth, Australia, alongside a global community of developers and educators. Because its source code is free and open, institutions and individuals can download Moodle and self-host it at no license cost, customizing it with themes and thousands of community-built plugins. Moodle is widely used across K-12, higher education, corporate training, and government, and supports course creation, quizzes, peer assessment workshops, forums, and SCORM content.

Moodle HQ also sells MoodleCloud, a hosted version with annual plans from a Starter tier for 50 users up to a Standard tier for 750 users, each including a branded mobile app. MoodleCloud offers a 28-day free trial, and Moodle Certified Partners provide paid hosting, support, and training services.