LearnDash Reviews - Page 6

I like the intuitive nature of this software and that it works with payment processors out of the box. I like that my theme software of choice (Astra) provides a good starting point and sop far very happy.

Nothing so far. I am still new to using it but don't expect anything will be an issue based on my experience to date.

Easy to use lessons system. Drag and drop building. Easy to integrate with DIVI. Pretty student user interface

Lacking a proper tool to create quizzes. Does not provide a good environment to create a LMS marketplace. Instructors are not capable to keep trace of their income, sales, etc.

The entire system is based on Instructional Design Principles

The certificate creation has been a little clugey but I think they are working on it.

Very Easy To Create Course,Lessons, Quizzes.

No Built in Online Classes Features. No Built in 1-1 Chat Features. (Student-Teacher, Teacher=Student)

Me gusta lo fácil que es de integrar en wordpress y conseguir así tener una plataforma de formación completamente funcional de una forma vistosa, rápida y fácil. Además queda muy visual y bonito.

No me gusta que el seguimiento de los alumnos no es fácil. Hay que tener plugins extras instalados y aún así no se consigue un seguimiento fácil.

If you *really* want to self-host your courses on WordPress, then LearnDash is pretty good. It provides a good framework for creating your lessons, units, etc.

Hosting your course on WordPress is not a great idea. The way WordPress works (I used to work in the WordPress hosting industry), it can't cache your site for logged in users. So, once you start getting lots of students, your site performance will suffer. There are better options out there that are made for courses - Kajabi, Teachable, Thinkific. Once you get sufficient WordPress hosting to handle a good student load, you'll be paying more than for a specialized course or membership platform.

The ease of setup and effective end-user adoption. Apart from that it has almost every aspect of LMS covered using its feature rich add-ons.

I would say the premium price is the only con here if you compare this with something like Learnpress or Moodle.

once it has been set up, using LD provides a lot of flexibility

the coherence between parts and functionalities is sometimes unclear + too many features are not optional

Learndash is an easy to use plugin and was perfect for my clients needs. I love that GamiPress is also easy to integrate to give it that extra kick.

If anything more of a variety of questions and the ability to input a status on a single lesson such as complete or started. But thats just being nit-picky.

I considered and trialed quite a few LMS before choosing LearnDash Cloud. What I loved most about it was that it came with everything I needed to set up my online course platform including different types of assessments (most lms only allowed multiple-choice quizzes), registration, payment integration, badges/certificates, and so on. What I now love the most about LearnDash is its customer support, they are fantastic, they are quick to respond, know what they are talking about and seem keen to help. I am not terribly tech savvy yet I could make sense of what they were telling me.

I am new to WordPress and I'm not a fan of the block editor however it's not too bad once you get your head around it.

Lots of features. Competitive pricing. Many features are provided out of the box (as opposed to other sites that make you buy addons for basic features). Last but the strongest one - the support team! You can count on them if it's _anything_ related to LearnDash. I even learnt about a staging feature present in webhosts, that I didn't know about.

A few more themes would have been helpful, although the default theme is pretty decent.

It has lots of features/add-ons available, there was a live demo that you could test and view before purchase, no issues with conflicting plug-ins on the demo, lots of video documentation to show you how to use the software.

I'm still just learning how to use it but it could have nicer templates maybe out of the gate for a quicker course start.

LearnDash offers a wide amount of options for creating a online training. You can build-in almost every training option you could possibly think of.

Every single module and lesson (I still don't know the difference between those two to be honest) is placed underneath the other. But instead of showing whether it is a lesson or a module, you just have to find out by yourself. To be short, I'm losing control over my LearnDash projects.

Su facilidad de uso y la cantidad de integraciones que tiene

A nivel de diseño es un poco rígido y no permite dejar las formaciones completamente a tu gusto.

If you want to create online courses on your WordPress website then LearnDash is really a professional plugin for you. Because this plugin allows you to build a course website within few minutes.

You can create and share courses on your website using LearnDash without any kind of cons and issues. There are no negative points.

It's easy to use and new features are regularly added.

It seems to run into little glitches often.

Integrates with Wordpress seamlessly; perfect features for course management; ease for learners to register and work through content

Would like add-ons to not always be costly

The recently added user login and mini profile for user registration and login

I would not call it a dislike, it is a feature I would like to see added. I would like to see the ability to change topics to lessons and vice versa

Learndash has a course builder that makes is highly flexible in organizing course material, so the ability to organize large amounts of material in proper sequence was my primary choice. Also, the reputation of Learndash and reviews from others helped me decide on them.

I haven't found anything negative to say about the software.

Ease of use. Getting started and set up is really easy and intuitive. Documentation and training videos are well structured and easy to follow. It has a lot of features and integrates with other plugins like Gravity forms and Zoom which for our purposes is very important. It also works with Elementor which is a big plus.

Templates. It would be nice to have a variety of layouts that are self contained i.e not built into full themes so you could use your own theme and not a LearnDash specific theme. There may be something like this though and I just haven't found it.

I like this product as it is easy to set up courses using the course builder. Topics and quizzes can easily be added, removed or moved around and can be reused in other courses.

Maybe I would prefer a few more quiz types.

perfectly structuring online courses; many functionalities support creation of online trainings; integration with woocommerce; easiness of course creation with builder

actually nothgin really - all is as I need for my online business

Courses easy to set up Clean design and intuitive set up

Came across module drip issue, but dev team was ON it!