While both LMS (Learning Management System) and CMS (Content Management System) deal with managing digital content, they serve different primary purposes:An LMS is specifically designed for educational purposes. It focuses on delivering and tracking learning content, managing courses, assessing student progress, and facilitating communication between teachers and students.A CMS is a more general tool used to create, manage, and modify digital content, typically for websites. While it can be used in educational settings, it’s not specifically designed for course management or tracking student progress.In essence, all LMS platforms include some CMS functionality, but not all CMS platforms include LMS features.