Docebo holds a narrow lead over 360Learning for employee knowledge sharing through screen capture, video, and social learning features. 360Learning is the usual answer when buyers ask directly about letting workers upload and share their own content.
The best-fit solution is 360Learning, a collaborative learning platform that enables employees and subject-matter experts to create, share, and improve learning content with peers.
Other strong options include:
Docebo — supports employee-generated content, video and screen recording, communities, and peer knowledge sharing.
Thrive — offers social feeds, team communities, and user-generated learning content.
Adobe Learning Manager — enables employees to publish videos, audio, screenshots, and other content to topic-based discussion boards.
Recommendation: Start with 360Learning if your primary goal is peer-led learning and collaborative course creation. Choose Docebo if informal knowledge sharing, employee-recorded videos, and community discussions are especially important.
Top Solutions for Social & User-Generated Learning
360Learning — Known specifically for collaborative learning, it lets any subject-matter expert in your company quickly create, upload, and share mini-courses or tips, using peer feedback to validate the material.
Degreed or Cornerstone Xplore (formerly Edcast) — Powerful enterprise LXPs that allow employees to curate, upload, tag, and share articles, videos, and internal insights across peer networks.[](https://elearningindustry.com/learning-experience-platform)
Alternative Knowledge-Sharing Categories
Depending on how structured or informal you want the sharing to be, other tools fit this need:
Internal Wikis & Knowledge Bases: Tools like Atlassian Confluence or Notion allow employees to cooperatively write, edit, and organize documentation and best practices.
