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Open Source LMSs Facts and Insight

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One of the areas that always gain interest and usage are open source systems, that is to say, free open source code (some are not), to which any organization, company, educational setting, government and so forth can build their own system (often noted as home-grown) and do what they wish with it. Not open source.

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To be or not to be Moodle

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Right now you are probably in one of three camps when it comes to open source LMSs, specifically Moodle: Huge fan and most likely have it Not a fan of it Thinking of soup, I mean Noodles! I should add there are systems built on Drupal, DNN too. And you may be thinking, okay, here it comes – here comes the “hate” with Moodle.

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LMS Scalability: How to grow your online training platform without compromise?

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If you have a pre-existing LMS on an open-source platform like WordPress, LearnDash, Drupal, Opigno or Open edX, and with the right specialists, you can scale using the suggestions below (although some of those technologies have natural limits to their scale – read to the end to understand which of these don’t scale quite as well).

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LMS Scalability: How to grow your online training platform without compromise?

Plume - e-learning & learning management systems

If you have a pre-existing system on an open source platform like WordPress, LearnDash, Drupal, Opigno or Open edX, and with the right specialists, you can absolutely scale using the suggestions below. Click here to learn more about how you can actually SAVE MONEY with a custom LMS.

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The Truth about DIY and Building a WordPress Website from Scratch

The Be-all and End-all Guide to Creating a Supreme LearnDash LMS

Both Joomla and Drupal are developer-centric and require a thorough knowledge of HTML, CSS, PHP. If you can‘t do all the maintenance, updates, and testing yourself, if server errors or white screens would cause you to panic- you need help. WordPress is an open-source CMS. So, it gives you more freedom to plug-and-play.

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To be or not to be Moodle

eLearning 24-7

Right now you are probably in one of three camps when it comes to open source LMSs, specifically Moodle: Huge fan and most likely have it. I should add there are systems built on Drupal, DNN too. Perhaps you use Amazon S3 or Rackspace – you pay a monthly fee for either of them, or any of the other server farms out there.

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CMS: An Alternative to a LMS for those who seek Portals or Communities

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And, with the costs of a LCMS or even some CMSs, you might want to seek out the open source – FREE way. Unless you plan to add some APIs (since they are open source, you could) to create reports on some data or do robust data collection, it is not going to happen. Thus, you need the mixture of the two. Yes and No.

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