E-learning in WordPress guide, part 1

Can you use WordPress for e-learning?

Everyone reading this probably knows I am a huge Moodle, H5P, and Big Blue Button / Zoom supporter. And most of the time I would say if you want a professional level e-learning provision then that’s the best combination.

But sometimes, you might for example have a well developed WordPress site, and have a modest e-learning requirement, so integrating e-learning courses into WordPress might be less overhead, and give you enough for your needs.

With the above in mind, I’m going to review some of the best options for using WordPress as an e-learning option; as a Learning Management System.

Starting next month, I’ll be picking the top 10 options for you to consider, and thinking about the pro’s and con’s of each.

In case you can’t wait, or would like to do some background reading(!) some of the WordPress plugins I will be looking at include:

• LearnDash
• LifterLMS
• Teachable
• LearnPress
• WP Courseware
• Sensei

But I’ll be starting off by looking at how H5P can be used within WordPress – because that may be “all you need” in fairly simple settings, and yet it can be a really great experience for learners on your WordPress site.

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Stuart Mealor

Managing Director at HRDNZ

Stuart is interested in all things e-learning, with specific interests in Moodle, e-learning strategy, and business development.His experience in education over 30 years, MBA in International Business, and knowledge of e-learning systems implementation, together with graphic design background, give him a unique skill set for e-learning projects.

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