LMS

LMS is a popular acronym on Facebook that means "like my status." It is used to ask other Facebook users to like and interact with a status posted on a user's wall.

LMS is often used in combination with TBH when stated "LMS for a TBH," which means that if you like someone's status, he or she will then post a response comment about you with honest feedback. The LMS acronym is commonly used by teenagers who are more active on Facebook and use it as a way to socialize with friends.

Texters and chatters often use LMS to mean "let me see." This phrase has two potential meanings.

The first is that someone literally wants to see something (e.g. "LMS a photo of ur dog!") The second is that the person needs time to find information you need (e.g. "LMS what I can dig up.") Hopefully, context will tell you which variation of "let me see" a sender meant.

Those discussing a Learning Management System might refer to it as an LMS. You're most likely to see teachers, students, and trainers use this acronym, when discussing a school or company's eLearning system.

Using an LMS, teachers and trainers can make course materials, quizzes, and tests available online. Then, students, employees, or others can log in to the LMS to retrieve materials, take quizzes and tests, and track their progress in a course.

Many LMSes include additional features, such as the ability for teachers and students to comment on course materials and assignments. As internet access, laptops, and tablets have become more ubiquitous at many schools, LMSes have become a mainstay of the educational system.