You don't mention the underlying, and perhaps most important issue, that of the license the Pearson LMS is released under. Unless they release the project with a 'free' license, then they are not protecting the users. At some future time they, once they have given away all the free samples they are free to turn on the users and charge what ever they wish (or other similar bad behaviour).
Thanks, but I will always stick with open source. Moodle is our show puppy, which always wins best in show.
I would also like to thank the Moodle community for all of their hard work. We run our own moodle installation on our own departmental server (all by faculty, with no outside support).
You don't mention the underlying, and perhaps most important issue, that of the license the Pearson LMS is released under. Unless they release the project with a 'free' license, then they are not protecting the users. At some future time they, once they have given away all the free samples they are free to turn on the users and charge what ever they wish (or other similar bad behaviour).
Thanks, but I will always stick with open source. Moodle is our show puppy, which always wins best in show.
I would also like to thank the Moodle community for all of their hard work. We run our own moodle installation on our own departmental server (all by faculty, with no outside support).