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CourseCloud vs a standalone LMS for training providers
A learning management system delivers online courses. Training providers usually also run classroom and live online courses, sell to the public and to companies, invoice, and issue certificates. CourseCloud includes eLearning as one part of that.
Side by side
| A standalone LMS | CourseCloud | |
|---|---|---|
| eLearning and SCORM | The core of an LMS | Built in: upload SCORM and sell licences |
| Classroom and live online courses | Limited or not included | Dates, venues, places and trainers for every course type |
| Selling to the public and companies | Often needs a separate shop | Booking site, marketplace, quotes and invoices |
| Certificates | Course completion certificates | Certificates with a QR check for every course type, added to the learner's Workpass |
| Turning slides into eLearning | Authoring is often a separate tool | Course builder turns your slides into eLearning (Course builder add-on) |
| Pricing | Commonly per active learner | One flat price for your size, counting classroom places and eLearning licences together |
When a standalone LMS may suit you better. If you run an internal academy for one employer, with deep learning paths, assessments and HR integration, a dedicated LMS is the better fit.
Questions
Can I use the SCORM courses I already have?
Yes. Upload your SCORM packages and deliver them to learners, with certificates issued when they complete.
Can I sell my eLearning on the marketplace?
Yes. eLearning courses are listed on the CourseCloud marketplace and your own booking site alongside your dated courses.
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