CNM Cert
CNM Certs (hereinafter, the Certs) is the learning management system of the Career Network Ministry (CNM). The Certs is the service of CNM Digital that allows for learning and certification management.
The CNM Digital Services designs and the Friends Of CNM delivers the Certs to its users at absolutely no cost. This Service is not available to the general public; only those users who have obtained the NetConsumer role can access it.
Contents
Technology used
The System is built on the CNM Certware. Being a part of CNM Cloud, this software particularly includes:
- One instance of Moodle, which is learning management software; and
- One instance of KSA Certs, which is the special part of Opplet.net that handles examination questions.
Purpose
Target audiences
User permissions
- Any NetAnyone shall be able to:
- Any NetConsumer shall be able to:
- Any CertPartner shall be able to:
- Any CertAssociate shall be able to:
- Any CertFellow shall be able to:
- Any NetAnyone shall be able to:
Problems to be solved
Our team launched its first learning management system as early as in 2012. Several courses such as HTML, Web Dev Fast Track, and MS Excel were once posted there. The most popular course was PMP Bootcamp, but the real boost our renewed system got in 2018, when it was used by students of one university in China.
CNM Campus is the system's previous name. However, the new vision is that the whole CNM Cloud will serve as the learning campus, so the learning management system's name has changed.
The system can support any learning activities especially those that are resulted in some tests and examinations. For now, we plan to publish there our team's orientation (its outline is currently published at WorldOpp Orientation, but our team is really waiting for your input for what should be there, who will put and use it, and how the system shall work.
With your help, we may design CNM Certs to help to identify and close training and learning gaps. Theoretically, it can also serve other educational organizations and employers -- if you are not aware, learning management systems today are more used by corporations rather than by schools.
