I like the idea of it. The CEO describes it as the "Netflix of training" and that's nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Three primary reasons:

1. Deleting any copy of a basic SmartCard deletes the original (WTF?) and there is no way to recover it; there is no "trash can" of any kind.

2. Windows 95 in MS Word copies and pastes better than this crap software; it's like a nightmare copying the same exact content and getting different results!

3. It constantly breaks. Even after being promised "all will be fixed" it can easily be broken by copying and pasting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

EdCast LXP motivated me to learn, it inspired me to learn. When the LXP was first introduced in our company, I was only exploring and stumbled upon a course on Machine Learning. I took up the course and gained ML skills, which I feel is the future skill.

Also, we also get access to an app that allows you to carry on from where I had paused. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are new courses, and content added frequently, I wish I would get a monthly guide or an update. This would help me in selecting new things to learn. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The simplicity of LXP is remarkable; you just select topics of your interest and their AI recommends you courses. I am into sales and marketing, but yet I was able to learn coding and created my own website - this felt rewarding. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The android app sometimes fails to log in, tit requires some bug fixing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the evolution of the platform throughout the year, with updates to the web app every 6 weeks and mobile every quarter, EdCast takes feedback from clients and incorporates recommendations into updates in a timely manner. In addition, the "Learning in the Flow of Work" elements, with widgets for Office 365, Teams, and even Google Chrome, it makes it easy for our Learners to access the platform. It's VERY easy to create content and has reports in place to report and monitor content that may not be appropriate for the platform. Their Support team is very responsive and communicates progress as well as offer mitigation in case the issue can't be solved immediately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some updates make logical sense, and some might not take the user experience fully into account. It's easy to alert them and develop a plan to update, but sometimes it requires discussions to make Engineering understand the use cases. Administrators can't proxy in as users to see their experience in the system. It does not allow Admins to complete content for users, all user driven. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The flexibility of the product to accomplish almost anything we ask for. I also appreciate they allowed us to white-label for my organization. The Browser integrations and MS team integrations are really cool as well.

The training and implementation process was great well. I appreciated their well throughout plan to how we get us started and what has been even more impressive is the learning experience connection resource center has been to keep growing and engaging our account. I feel we are just at the tip of getting started. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Support team responsiveness could be slow at times. We sometimes needed to understand who was responsible for our service, but there were always willing to help. We have recommended that they provide one central person as our go-to person, and they work with the other in the background to reduce complexity of support to my internal teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are significant amount of features and functions within the platform. These functions can help to get people adopted into the platform and allow many use cases to be covered in Edcast. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is very little usability focus in the platform. Features seems to come out half developed or developed against standard software usability guidelines. This makes using the platform confusing for the users and require training people before they get into the platform. In addition, integrations seem to have to driven by the customer, when we work with the edcast team, they seems to be unsure how the integrations should be designed or work. Edcast tends to the do the integration and then comes back to find out how it should be done - scoping of solutions is almost non-existent unless driven by the customer - instead of the vendor driving the project. Seems backwards based on my 30 years experience in the software business. During an internal usability study of the platform, numerous areas of improvement were called out, some of which are faults in the design of the platform and not something we can adjust on the customer end. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The capability to easily integrate any type of content (internal and external) and third party partners. UX change drastically the way to consume and create learning. The on the flow of work integration such as Facebook and Google. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The stability of the platform. The platform is sometime quite unstable and also some feature are not working properly such as search engine, filters...

The documentation, we are missing some basic documentation to use the platform.

The mobile version of the site. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

EdCast has a simply, clean interface and sync nicely from desktop to mobile app when needed. My company uses this tool for various required and optional learning resources to grow within the organization. You can easily add courses and learning plans to your queue as well! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven't found too many things I don't like about this. I'm sure apps like this get updated often, which I hope becomes the case here - I like learning and sometimes the best times it's just me and my iPhone or laptop while commuting on the light rail. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.