Journal of Technologies Information and Communication, 2025 - Volume 5 Issue 1, Article No: 35953
https://doi.org/10.55267/rtic/16674
Published Online: 29 Jul 2025
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Computational learning systems are configured as digital platforms, specialized tools, or systematized methodologies aimed at facilitating, organizing, and optimizing educational processes in virtual environments. Learning Content Management Systems (LCMS) focus on the creation, structuring, storage, and reuse of learning objects, enabling educators to develop personalized, modular, and scalable instructional materials. In turn, Learning Management Systems (LMS) are designed to operationalize the administration of the teaching and learning process, encompassing functionalities such as enrollment management, content delivery, student performance tracking, and assessment implementation. In this context, the present study qualitative in nature and based on an empirical- descriptive approach proposes a comparative analysis between LCMS and LMS, considering technical and pedagogical features, operational limitations, and contributions to the consolidation of innovative practices in higher education, specifically within the undergraduate programs in Computing Education and Software Engineering at the University of Pernambuco – Garanhuns Campus.
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