LMSs usually have a variety of modules that allow learners to personalise their learning and teachers to easily monitor students' progress. The personalised learning paths provided by LMSs allow learners to progress at their own pace and learn the subjects that interest them most. LMSs provide a secure learning environment, as student data and learning materials can only be accessed by users with the appropriate permissions. The disadvantages of LMSs include high prices, higher maintenance requirements and more stringent curriculum and assessment requirements, which require teachers and students to have more flexibility in the learning process (Turnbull, et al. 2021 and Kasim, et al. 2016).

The most important features are: