NEO LMS

I currently use NEO LMS. It is a free learning management system that I use in my classroom. I think it is possible that I could use something provided by my university, but my Korean language abilities are limited and it would take me too much time to try to learn how to use it. Also, despite having some of the world's fastest internet, Korean still mostly uses Internet Explorer and Active X. (This is partially due to antiquated security regulations.) This further makes using a university-provided solution much more difficult.

NEO LMS is far from the most robust LMS, but it is very easy to use and it is intuitive. Its mobile interface is also pretty easy for students to use. I mostly use it to communicate with students, share class documents, let students see their grades and for students to submit their homework. For each assignment, I give personalized feedback through the site. There are options for having discussion forums, but I haven't had much luck getting students to use them. (It hadn't occurred to me that I should seed the board with posts first!)

I am really curious how NEO LMS compares to other free sites. They do offer paid version, but I don't have much need of the paid features. Most of the other professors also use the site, but to varying degrees. One of the other professors in my department actually uses  Naver Cafe instead of NEO LMS. (Naver is basically Korea's Google, though Google is gaining ground with the younger generation.) His students are already familiar with Naver, so it starts blurring the lines between established social media and using an LMS. As this course progresses, I think I will get more ideas of questions to ask him about how he uses social media in his classes.