WordPress som LMS

WordPress as an LMS

Do you have an idea for a perfect online course that you think will make participants flock, but lack the knowledge on how to realize this idea? How does such a solution even work and what tool can you use to run your course? We explain the LMS, what it is and what it can offer.

What is LMS?

LMS

In the jungle that is WordPress and all its uses, there is also the LMS, a tool that allows you to develop your WordPress site into a subscription service. LMS stands for Learning Management System and you can use LMS to provide online courses and other training materials to everyone from employees to customers, students and many more. An LMS helps you manage and organize your online courses, including the course participants, their results and effectiveness. It is also possible to create a system to allow users to register and pay in an automated way to be able to take single or all courses.

Why should you use LMS?

Kunskap

The LMS creates several opportunities for you, both as an individual and as a company. By creating the opportunity for the public to benefit from the knowledge available, in return for a certain amount of money, the LMS can be a powerful untapped resource to consider.

Because the LMS is software that you can add to your existing WordPress site, you can use this tool to separate public posts and materials, which all site visitors can see, and the premium content then implemented through the LMS. This can create the opportunity for you with, for example, a blog to update your feed with new posts, but also offer a more exclusive view for your more engaged readers. As an example, let’s say you run a healthy food blog. Using LMS, you can then also offer courses on how to calculate fats and proteins in food, as a premium add-on for subscribers.

The LMS offers a broader and deeper knowledge base for your visitors and creates an opportunity for you to monetize the special knowledge you have.

What tools can I use to set up my LMS?

There are several tools (plugins) you can install on your WordPress site to get started with your LMS and make the most of your service. The tools differ in appearance and administration, and also meet different needs and functions. To help you navigate the sea of plugins, we provide examples of two different plugins compatible with your WordPress site.

However, remember to read up on the different solutions available and think about the type of service you intend to offer. Is the service mainly composed of quizzes or informational texts? If so, you should have a solution that offers these features and in a way that allows you to get the most out of your tool.

LearnDash

LearnDash is a WordPress LMS plugin that enables you to create and sell your online courses. With LearnDash, you can create courses, lessons, quizzes, and certificates. LearnDash starts at $159 and is a service that we at Angry Creative have both used and can recommend.

LearnDash

Sensei

Sensei is a WordPress LMS plugin for creating educational courses. With Sensei, you can create your own courses, charge for them, create lessons and quizzes. Sensei starts at $149, but is a service we at Angry Creative have never tried.

Sensei

Need help choosing your CMS and setting up your service?

At Angry Creative, we help you make the most of your idea. We have the knowledge to give you a tool that matches your way of offering knowledge, is functional and easy to use while being able to optimize your conversion on the e-courses. Each case and company is unique and we help you realize both your idea and business needs to create the best possible platform for your business.

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