In my opinion, Minimally Adequate
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Pros
- I think Flockjay does several things adequately, but nothing particularly well.
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Cons
- In my experience, for content creators, the navigation is slow and burdensome. Routine tasks require going through several menu layers.
- In my experience, for content consumers, the navigation and course presentation is clumsy and disorganized. Although this may be at least partially the fault of our internal admins. I'm not sure how much leeway the platform gives them.
- Missing functionality: Flockjay has no API. It cannot be integrated with anything.
- Missing functionality: Flockjay is not xAPI compliant
- Missing functionality: Flockjay is not SCORM compliant
- Missing functionality: You cannot import content. The only way to input text is by typing or copy-and-paste.
Most Important Features
- Management decided to use Flockjay because the sales team was using it, so we already had a license. That appears to be the exclusive feature that was considered for making it the corporate LMS.
Return on Investment
- It seems to have positively impacted internal adoption of sales procedures.
- MAU (monthly active users) has dropped precipitously in the customer community compared to our previous LMS. We can't get people to signup for the new platform.





