A useful audit
Not a spreadsheet that creates more uncertainty.
An LMS audit should help a team make decisions. I capture what exists, what is broken or outdated, who still needs it, and the effort required to repair or replace it.
The result is a prioritized plan rather than a long list with no next step.
Possible outcomes
Different content needs different treatment.
Quick repair
Fix broken links, captions, tracking, text, or small interaction problems without rebuilding the course.
Structured update
Refresh the content and course experience while keeping the useful foundation.
Replace
Recommend a new format when the old course no longer supports the task or audience.
Retire
Remove duplicated or obsolete content that makes the library harder to trust and maintain.
What you receive
A view of the library and a workable sequence.
- An agreed inventory and review criteria
- Findings written for practical decisions
- Priorities based on risk, learner impact, and effort
- Recommendations for repair, replacement, or retirement