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How do I create an online course in Moodle PDF?
My first question back to you would be, do you want to host courses on your own website (available with Moodle and Open edX) or post a course on a someone else’s website (like Coursera)? Moodle is great for sites where you might have up to 100,000 concurrent active learners at any given time. Of course you can have 1,000,000 registered learners, just not all at the same time. It has been around for a while which means it is pretty well full featured and has a great active community. Because it is open source, you can host the site yourself. This means that, other than your cost for hosting, there is no license fees to be paid after that. Open edX is also a powerful platform. I am not too familiar but do know a few things about it such as the fact that it will handle many more concurrent learners than Moodle. However, unlike Moodle, it doesn’t natively support SCORM packages. The other down side to Open edX is that it is somewhat more complicated to setup initially. Because it is open source, you can host the site yourself. This means that, other than your cost for hosting, there is no license fees to be paid after that. Moodle offers a good balance feature set for both students and teachers whereas Open edX is more student centred. Coursera is not open source. If you decide that you don’t like them, you can’t simply move your site to another hosting provider unlike Open edX or Moodle. I don’t believe it supports SCORM courses either. On the plus side, like many other commercial sites (Udemy, Lynda.com, etc), the site is pretty much all setup for you. Just add your courses and invite your audience. If your goal is to create a learning site that can handle massive unlimited concurrent participants, Open edX is probably what you are looking for. If you goal is to manage a learning site for your organization or educational institution, Moodle is probably what you are looking for. If you have no interest in hosting your own site and you just want to focus on creating and making courses available, Coursera is probably what you are looking for. Hope you found this useful. If you have any specific questions, please provide a little more detail about what exactly you are trying to accomplish and we will do our best to address your questions. Best regards, Michael
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The information in this post was provided with permission from Michael.com (aka, Moodle), and information in this post was previously published on the official Moodle site. Michael.com did ask me permission to repost this article on their website as an answer to this question. In this post, I was merely reposting it on Michael.com, which they approved of.