Nouran:

Here's a study that evaluated LMS assessment tools that I think can be useful to your research.

Best regards,

Debra

Article Improving Teacher Effectiveness: Designing Better Assessment...

Strangely, your list excludes the popular LMS: Blackboard. Is there any reason for this?

Blackboard is a big name in online education. Many really big universities, corporate organizations and governmental agencies use their main educational LMS called “Blackboard Learn”. However, they’ve released CourseSites to the community of individual teachers and academics. It’s a great free option, but of course, since it caters to individual instructors there are limitations imposed (for example only 500mb is allowed uploaded, only 5 courses can be added).

http://www.academyofmine.com/12-best-free-learning-management-systems-lms/

An interesting question. It sounds like you already have a start of a rubric (sustainability etc). So you would like people who know the LMS well to fill the rubrics for you? I find the question of sustainability to be a good one. While open source LMS like Moodle are easy to acquire and free to install, the long term maintenance, cost in people to run, does present a challenge. Moodle is like a free puppy. If you keep it, you have to feed it, and take it to the doctor. The initial free turns out very expensive.

Nice Contribution Nouran Radwan