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- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used for 6-12 months
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The e-learning platform for 100+ students
In the beginning, I would say it's a bit harder to learn but after I read their documentation and refer some guides I become a master of Moodle. There are a good amount of helping documentations with Moodle you can find almost anything on their documentation. I’m happy to say that still our students using it daily. If you have a small budget this is a great choice. I’m very satisfied on Moodle and I can recommend for anyone those who are looking for a good LMS platform
Pros
I have used Moodle for an organization to implement an e-learning platform. I have searched for may LMS and finally, I selected Moodle because it’s open source and very customizable for our requirements. While I am using the Moodle I can list down some pros according to my experience
- Moodle has Multilingual capability that allows users to use multi-language it was a great feature for me.
- Manage user roles and permission, You can define roles to users and manage user access
- Bulk course creation and easy to backup
- Customizable or create our own themes
- Very useful calendar to track course deadlines, meetings and many more
- Admin user can Install and disable 3rd party plugins
Cons
Though Moodle offers many features there are some things that I don’t like much. I can list a few cons of Moodle
- The learning curve is a bit higher for administration and building Moodle courses for First-time users
- If you need to customize some functionalities requires a Moodle programmer
- The look and feel a bit outdated even if you use a theme it feels like bit older
- I faced some upgrading issues it’s not that easy for me
Alternatives Considered
Google ClassroomReasons for Switching to Moodle
Moodle is free and customizable for our needs and we can host it anywhere we want.
- Industry: Management Consulting
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Moodle has first mover advantage, but now there are many LMS that are easier to use
We used Moodle as an advanced certification platform. It has built-in features such as quiz, assignments, and course completion tracking that can be used to administer assessments and track student progress. Additionally, it was integrated with other tools such as e-signature and digital certificate provider to provide secure and verifiable certifications. Moodle allowed us to create custom certificates and badges, which can be awarded to students upon completion of specific courses or activities. Furthermore, Moodle's reporting and data analysis tools can be used to generate detailed reports and analytics on student performance and certification progress. With own modifications we created also a validation tool that can verify validity of issued certificate.
Pros
+ Flexibility: Moodle is open-source and can be customized to individual user and institution needs.+ Support for different teaching methods: it allows for the creation of various educational activities and resources such as quizzes, discussion forums, assignments, etc.+ Integration with other tools: Moodle can easily be integrated with other educational tools such as chat, group work tools, video hosting platforms (we used Vimeo) and file transfer systems (but has also own file repository).+ Reporting and analysis: Moodle has advanced reporting and data analysis tools that allow for monitoring student progress and adapting teaching to needs.+ Accessibility: Moodle is available both as a web application and a mobile app, allowing for access to learning from anywhere and at any time. With external plugins and themes it is WCAG compatibile.
Cons
- Learning curve: Moodle can have a steep learning curve for users who are not familiar with the platform or with e-learning in general, and it may take some time for users to become proficient in using all its features. Compared to Wiziq or WP Courseware - moodle is most complicated.- Limited design options: While Moodle does offer some customization options for its appearance, it may not be as flexible as some other learning management systems in terms of design and layout. It looks "oldish" and it is hard to find a good looking theme (with good UX/SEO/RWD/WCAG)- Limited multimedia support: Moodle may not have built-in support for all types of multimedia, such as video and audio. But there is a plenty of external plugins that may handle that.- Limited scalability: Moodle may not be the best option for large organizations or enterprises with high-traffic needs, as it may not be able to handle large numbers of users or large amounts of data. We need to do a MAJOR hosting upgrade to handle large certification groups (400-500 in the same time).- Lack of support for mobile devices: While Moodle has a mobile app, its support for mobile devices is not as comprehensive as some other LMSs. I think that better option would be PWA but im not sure how/when they will support this.- Support and maintenance: As open-source software, Moodle does not have a dedicated technical support team and users may need to rely on community forums or hire experts to help with any technical issues.
Reasons for Switching to Moodle
cheap (really low TCO, including plugins and mods), open source (easy to implement our ideas - WiziQ was closed, WP Courseware too simple)Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.
- Industry: Research
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Moodle is a great and reliable solution for online teaching and learning.
Pros
Moodle provides a reliable way to attend to classes, access learning materials, configure your classes and perform tests and assessments
Cons
Sometimes it is hard to access your user options. Mobile version could be improved.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes.
Regards, Moodle
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- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Too Inconsistent
We ended up switching from Blackboard to Moodle and then back to Blackboard again.
Pros
Moodle is pretty inexpensive, which is why we were willing to give it a try. It had quite a bit for the low cost.
Cons
Moodle has the potential to be wonderful, but there are just a number of inconsistencies that made us end up seeking a better solution. The User Interface is not terribly intuitive, leading to a number of complaints by end users. There were also quite unexpected outages or bugs that frustrated our team and students. It's just too inconsistent to rely on.
Alternatives Considered
Blackboard LearnReasons for Choosing Moodle
Moodle was saving us $20,000 a year to use over Blackboard.Switched From
Blackboard LearnReasons for Switching to Moodle
It was inexpensive- Industry: Hospital & Health Care
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Moodle Interface and File Management
Pros
What I liked most about Moodle was the flexibility and customization it offered. I could create courses and activities that suited my needs and preferences, and also manage them easily. Moodle also had a lot of features that were impactful for me, such as the quiz module, the gradebook, the forums, and the analytics. The product was easy to use and intuitive, and I did not have any major issues with integration with my existing business processes. Moodle helped me deliver quality online learning to my students and colleagues.
Cons
What I liked least about Moodle was the lack of customization options for the courses and the user interface. I felt that some features were missing or could be improved, such as the ability to create quizzes with different question types, to embed multimedia content in the lessons, and to track the progress and performance of the learners. I also found some aspects of the product difficult to use, such as the navigation menu, the gradebook, and the feedback system. Integration with my existing business processes was not too difficult, but it required some manual work and adjustments to make it compatible with Moodle.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4 's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.

- Industry: Aviation & Aerospace
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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The "de-facto" standard for Learning Management Systems
Pros
Its modularity, extensive API, ease of use and flexibility.
Cons
The documentation is not up to date and it is often necessary to dive into the Moodle core to see how a particular function needs to be used.
Alternatives Considered
DoceboReasons for Switching to Moodle
It was highly customizable and relatively easy to develop custom functions and integrate third party software- Industry: Facilities Services
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Learning and teaching made easy for all languages.
I teach online courses and as well learn myself from other teachers.It is easy for all my students across the world to learn with their languages in moodle , you see no limitations in moodle .
Pros
LMS , interactive and learning features are excellent for anyone.you’ll love it .
Cons
Compliance feature, could be because I rarely use it .
Reasons for Switching to Moodle
It’s easy to use and free everywhere in the worldResponse from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes.
Regards.

- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Moodle as a key point for online learning
Pros
as user you the mobile version is way too helpful cause it gives that flexibility for those management but also for the students users
Cons
personally it's the give download space you have, it feels so little, if there will be an improvement on that side i'm sure the majority of the users will be more than happy

- Industry: Education Management
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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online learning management system for every kind of training
Dedicated online learning management tool for conducting both offline classes and online training.
Pros
Its a very sophisticated tool for online learning .It supports in many way to conduct offline courses.
Cons
It is a very standard software but there can be improvement regarding conducting self paced course.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Regards.
- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Weekly for 6-12 months
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Moodle review
Moodle is a mandatory tool for students and teachers and I would recommend this tool to anyone who is interesting in online learning platforms.
Pros
It's is easy to use and very powerful, it make learning faster and comfortable for students.
Cons
Moodle has so many features that sometimes you feel lost.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. To get the best out of the platform, please refer Moodle Academy and Moodle Community. Furthermore, Moodle's global network of Certified Partners and Service Providers can provide personalised support.
Discover Moodle 4 's fresh and intuitive user experience and capabilities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWB6xEOfG1k
Regards, Moodle
- Industry: Education Management
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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The ultimate toolbox for educators
I have been involved with Moodle for many years as a user, administrator and developer. Be careful about the hype you hear from commercial vendors, they will often understate the prevalence of Moodle around the world, which dwarfs other systems many times. The community involved with this product have a common aim: to help educators; money is rarely their driver.
Pros
Moodle is, hands-down, the most functional and malleable learning management system available. Moodle can do everything we want it to do.
Cons
Sometimes you have to reduce functionality to make it useful for some people. It is possible to turn off features to achieve that.
Reasons for Choosing Moodle
Blackboard seems to be dying. Their product is undeveloped over many years and their proposed replacement still seems to be vaporware. The costs for this system are very high and very few equivalent institutions are still using it.Switched From
Blackboard LearnReasons for Switching to Moodle
In a blind test at my current institution, Moodle was favoured by users over other systems. It won out in terms of features and flexibility. It just works.- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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A complete solution for blended learning!
I have implemented Moodle LMS for many industries including Colleges, Universities, Manufacturing, Retail, Career Development Centers, Online Training institutions, Information, Media & Entertainment industries. Except the product is an open-source, I do not see ANY issues. This can be hosted in Amazon Web Services or in Azure cloud, it can be hosted in client environment. Moodle can be integrated with any 3rd party (both inbound and outbound) applications as long as their APIs are exposed. This has lot of in-built plugins/tools to manage ILT Events and Sessions, Chats, Virtual Learning Environment tools, etc. I highly recommend this low-cost solution for any type of industry.
Pros
Moodle is a complete e-Learning platform for many industries. It is well-suited for Education Industry. I have implemented Moodle in the large universities and colleges in the world. Most inspiring features are
- the course section which can be grouped based on customized categories and sub-categories
- forum which can be associated with the topics at course level or at organization level
- Cohort which helps the institute to manage the batch-wise students group every year and can be promoted to next level without much manual efforts
- Question Bank which can accommodate more than 12 types of assessments and can also be integrated with other assessment management systems or plugins
Cons
There is no limitation on the features, since this is an open source application, we cannot use it for GxP contents in Life Sciences and may not comply with Banking/Insurance industries.
Reasons for Switching to Moodle
Low-cost, highly flexible, scalable, robust, technical compatibility, user-friendly, no license cost- Industry: Biotechnology
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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The free Software that saved my Education
As an African student who managed to get a Scholarship to study in India during the Pandemic, it sounded almost impossible to continue my education. I was back home sending emails to the [SENSITIVE CONTENT] at my Uni practically every week regarding travel restrictions, and his response was always, "The school got it covered; you will be able to learn from home." Previously, I knew people with terrible experiences with online education, so I was scared the same thing would apply to me. The school had already opened an account for every student, My first day in class was fantastic. My course materials, classroom links , deadlines for submission, quizzes, and so many features that made my education transition smooth. Now I'm in India thanks to Moodle; I did my quiz today during halftime of football with no difficulties. that is how much Moodle has helped me so far.
Pros
Whether you are a student, Lecturer, Employer, or Employee, Moodle has almost everything traditional Education can offer. The fact that it notifies me about my deadlines is a win, and it's almost impossible to miss out on submissions; I can easily track every step I have made through my educational journey with just one login. It also allows you to choose what you want to appear on your dashboard. And for professionals, Moodle is highly secured, allows you to be versatile and offers good Customer support.
Cons
I feel the software can be made more attractive to student. Though most people use it for educational purposes, I personally think there is still room to make it more attractive.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. In Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.
- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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A Great Open Source LMS
Moodle was a great first LMS for our school. We used Moodle from the very beginning and it served us well until we reached about 3000 students. Beyond that, we felt we needed more stability from an out-of-the-box LMS. We essentially had no tech team at this time, so we elected to remove the tech aspect. Any organization that has the tech skills would do well with Moodle at much greater numbers.
Pros
The fact that it is open sources is really nice. There are really endless possibilities with Moodle as a result, you just need to have the tech skills and personnel to put your vision together. The ability to customize heavily is a huge selling point for Moodle, one you don't get with many other LMSs.
Cons
This goes against my point about loving the open source nature of the platform, but there is no real support. You can work with a Moodle partner to handle technical issues for you, but this is quite expensive. Instead, I found myself spending many hours reading through forums to try and solve problems myself. Managing the hosting and updating of Moodle is tough if you do not have a strong tech team.
Reasons for Switching to Moodle
We chose Moodle because it was very affordable. We also liked that there were so many options to customize the LMS. At the time of choosing, we weren't 100% sure of what we wanted our courses to look like, so it was nice to know we had a lot of options with Moodle.- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Product is great but extending, deployment and customization requires
Overall we liked the features provided by Moodle but not the whole experience of setting it up as per our requirement and deployment.
Pros
Moodle comes with power packed features that any elearning company can build upon. For any modern enterprise building on EdTech and Learning/Training domain, Moodle covers most aspects of our business.
The product itself is open source which means we do not have to pay for the software. However we were not able to go much further on our own and eventfully had to hire a vendor and consultants to customize and the costs shot up drastically!
Cons
The software definitely requires technical experts/consultants who understand it's architecture and will be able to customize or extend the features/design.
We had to hire external consultants to fix a lot of issues and not a really pleasant experience for small company like ours.
Alternatives Considered
DrupalReasons for Switching to Moodle
We considered drupal as an alternative as it's also open source and we can customize content. But it lacked a lot of in-built features like Moodle- Industry: Libraries
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Solid choice
We run and manage our own Moodle installation. As we have that capability, it has greatly reduced the financial commitment necessary to implement the software. As we are a non-profit, this is a huge factor in our decisions regarding software options.
Pros
We have been using Moodle for well over a decade to handle our continuing education program. It's flexible enough to generally handle most styles and formats in some way.
Cons
The overall look of Moodle has remained constant over the years. A good chunk of that is handled by the theme you implement, however, the base interface is mostly the same regardless of the theme used. Deviating from that is not a path for the timid.
Reasons for Switching to Moodle
Moodle just turned out to be a better fit. The interface worked better for us, and the system requirements made it simple enough to jump in.Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. In Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes.
Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC
Regards.

- Industry: Education Management
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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The standard on what an e-learning platform should provide
The first time I used Moodle it was probably six years ago, as a student. I like how it came a long way on improving its user friendliness without sacrificing on features, now that I use it as a professor. When ever I think about an e-learning or education management platform, it is what comes to my mind first.
The reason why I don't give it a 5 star rating is because some competitors have also came a long way on improving, may a little bit further, in the past few years. Specially when it comes to student's user interface, there are some alternatives that I've worked with that are more appealing to a young audience.
Still, as for me, it does everything that I need it to do, exactly how I need it to do it.
Pros
This software has exactly what you would expect and most likely need from an e-learning management platform. No less, no more. That means there are no weird options here and there and it is not trying to reinvent the wheel.
Cons
The user interface seems a little dated, specially when you consider a lot of the target audience are teenagers / young adults who want everything to be flashy.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. In Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes.
Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC
Regards.
- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Flexible for designers, teachers and students
Pros
As an online learning designer, Moodle is a fantastic tool because it integrates multiple options for learning and collaboration between both on and off campus students. It is incredibly flexible with a plethora of both simple and advanced features which can be integrated at a teacher’s preference, and the entire teaching experience can be run through the system. It’s agile enough to integrate with multiple external software systems so is less restrictive than some LMS systems.
The interface can be configured to suit individual institutions or teaching and allows a teacher to monitor all activity.
As a course designer, Moodle Analytics are extremely valuable because I can see exactly what parts of the course are being accessed, how often, and if they are being completed. This allows me to know if individual components of the course are beneficial to learning or if it needs changing or replacing, without the risk of violating student or institution privacy.
When working for an institution that is a Moodle partner, I like the opportunity to help shape Moodle’s future by offering submissions direct to the designers.
Cons
Whenever updates for Moodle are released (six monthly) there are always some problems with existing content, especially with non-standard features that have been designed exclusively for a course or institution. Sometimes they are not immediately evident and can cause issues during the teaching period.
Moodle is a very large, powerful system, so it can take considerable time to understand it well enough to be confident designing and teaching courses. Also, if support staff are not on hand it can be difficult to resolve issues or find ways to integrate special requests from teachers.

- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Moodle LMS from a Lecturer's View
Moodle offers a variety of features for managing curriculum, student engagement, and communication. It also allows for integration with other tools and services, making it easy to access and share course materials and assignments. However, it also has its limitations in terms of navigation, customization options, multimedia integration and speed. Overall, Moodle is a valuable tool, but it also has some room for improvement.
Pros
effective online education. The platform offers a wide range of features that help to streamline the management of online curriculum, student engagement, and communication.One of the key benefits of using Moodle is its flexibility and customization. The platform allows me to easily upload and organize course materials, create assignments and quizzes, and track student progress using the gradebook feature. Additionally, it also provides a variety of communication tools such as discussion boards, forums, and messaging, which help to facilitate collaboration and communication between students and instructors.Another great feature of Moodle is its integration capabilities. The platform seamlessly integrates with various third-party tools and services, such as Turnitin, Google Drive, and Office 365, making it easy to access and share course materials and assignments. Additionally, it also allows me to import and export data from other learning management systems, which makes it easy to migrate and reuse existing course materials.
Cons
One of the least liked features of Moodle is its navigation and layout. I have found that the platform can be difficult to navigate, especially for new users, and that it can be overwhelming to find the information you need. The layout can be cluttered and not user-friendly, which can make it hard to find specific information quickly.Another downside of Moodle is its lack of customization options for the gradebook. The gradebook is a useful tool for tracking student progress, but it's not as flexible as it could be. The options for weighting grades, setting up calculations and creating custom grading schemes are quite limited.Another thing that I dislike is the limited options for multimedia integration. Moodle allows the integration of multimedia, but the options are quite limited, which can make it difficult to create engaging and interactive course materials. Additionally, the platform can be slow to load at times, especially when there are many students in a course or when the server is under heavy load.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.

- Industry: Higher Education
- Company size: 5,001–10,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Great learning platform
Moodle is a definitive educational platform that helped the learning process during pandemic and am pretty sure will continue to be used in the following years.
Pros
Moodle is a very versatile learning platform that can gather all the activities a professor needs to conducts remote learning. It can host texts, media, lessons and grade activities which give an opportunity to assess students learning as well.
Cons
Impor and export of materials to clone tasks to different courses need significative improvements.
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LearnDashResponse from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. In Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.
- Industry: Banking
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Best student platform for higher education
Moodle is a powerful and flexible LMS that is suitable for educators and organizations.However, it has a steep learning curve and limited design options. It may also have limited mobilesupport and third-party integrations compared to other LMS platforms.
Pros
1. Open-source and customizable: Moodle is open-source software, which means that it can befreely downloaded and customized to fit the specific needs of the user.2. Large community: Moodle has a large and active community of users, developers, andeducators who share resources and provide support.3. Wide range of features: Moodle offers a wide range of features such as assignmentsubmission, gradebook, quizzes, and forums that can be used to create engaging andinteractive online learning experiences.4. Accessible: Moodle is designed to be accessible for users with disabilities and it has beendeveloped to support web accessibility standards.5. Scalable: Moodle can handle large amounts of content and users, making it suitable for largeorganizations and institutions.
Cons
1. Steep learning curve: Moodle can be complex and has a steep learning curve for new users,it may take some time to learn how to use all the features and customize it to suit yourneeds.2. Limited design options: Moodle has limited design options and it may not be as visuallyappealing as some other LMS platforms.3. Limited mobile support: While Moodle is mobile-responsive, some users have reported thatthe mobile experience is not as polished as the desktop experience.4. Limited third-party integrations: Moodle has a limited number of third-party integrationscompared to other LMS platforms, which can make it difficult to integrate with other systemsand tools.5. Limited support: While the Moodle community is large and active, some users have reportedthat the support provided by the developer is limited.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. At Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.
- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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A User-Friendly Learning Management System for Students
Overall, I would highly recommend Moodle to any student looking for a comprehensive and user-friendly LMS. It has greatly improved my ability to stay organized and engaged in my coursework, and I believe it would be a valuable resource for any student.
Pros
Moodle is a learning management system (LMS) that is widely used by educators and students around the world. As a student, I have had the opportunity to use Moodle in several of my courses and I have been consistently impressed with its user-friendly interface and the range of features it offers.need for their coursework in one place, rather than having to search through various locations or emails to find what they need. Moodle also allows for easy communication between students and instructors, with a built-in messaging system and forums for discussion.Another great feature of Moodle is the ability to track progress and complete assignments online. Students can easily submit assignments and track their grades in real-time, which helps with organization and staying on top of coursework. Moodle also offers a range of assessment tools, including quizzes and surveys, which can be helpful for instructors to gauge student understanding and engagement.
Cons
One potential issue is that it can be somewhat time-consuming for instructors to set up and manage a Moodle course, as there are many different options and settings to consider. This can be especially challenging for instructors who are new to Moodle or who are managing multiple courses at the same time.Another potential issue is that Moodle may not be as visually appealing or intuitive as some other LMSs on the market. This can make it more difficult for some students to navigate and use, especially if they are not familiar with the interface.Finally, Moodle can be somewhat resource-intensive and may require a more powerful computer or device to run smoothly. This may be a concern for students who are using older or slower devices, as the system may be slower to load or respond. Overall, these are relatively minor drawbacks, but they are worth considering when evaluating whether Moodle is the right LMS for a particular course or program.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. In Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.
- Industry: Information Technology & Services
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Best tool for learning management
My overall experience with Moodle has been positive. I have found the platform to be very user-friendly and easy to navigate. I have been able to quickly create and manage my courses, as well as customize them to meet my specific needs. The platform also offers many helpful features, such as activity completion tracking, grade book, attendance tracking, and more. The customer service team has been responsive and helpful when I’ve had questions or needed assistance. Overall, I’ve found Moodle to be a great tool for creating, managing, and delivering course content.
Pros
1. Easy to Use: Moodle's interface is user-friendly and intuitive for both students and instructors. It doesn't require any special technical skills to use the software. 2. Flexible: Moodle is highly flexible and can be customized to meet the needs of most organizations. It offers a variety of features that can be tailored to fit any organization's learning goals. 3. Cost-Effective: Moodle is open-source software, meaning it is free to use. This makes it a cost-effective option for organizations that want to use a Learning Management System without breaking the bank. 4. Secure: Moodle is secure and reliable, ensuring the safety of user data. All data is encrypted, and there are numerous security measures in place to protect against data breaches. 5. Scalable: Moodle is designed to be scalable, making it easy to add more users or features to the system as needed. It can also be used with other systems, such as Google Apps for Education, to create a comprehensive learning environment.
Cons
1. It can take a long time to set up a course in Moodle, especially if the course is large and complex.2. The cost of implementing and maintaining Moodle can be high.3. Moodle does not offer an easy way to integrate with other systems, such as third-party applications or data sources.4. Some features are difficult to find and use.
Response from Moodle
Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. In Moodle, we are constantly working on new ways to improve our solutions to deliver the best learning outcomes. Discover Moodle 4.0's fresh and intuitive user experience. https://bit.ly/3bgVsDC Regards.

- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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Moodle as a Platform for Learning Management Systems
I've been using Moodle for quite some time now, and I could say that so far, it has disappointed me. This is the solution educators are looking for to automate their teaching-related tasks. Also, it's the perfect application tool to bridge disconnected learners due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Distance learning has been made easier, more,enjoyable, and activity-filled! This is the future of education and now is the best time to start familiarizing ourselves with learning management systems. Why look for another platform when Moodle is the best. This is open education offered by Moodle making it free and accessible to all regardless of gender, age, status, or race. Keep it up, Moodle. Way to go!
Pros
Moodle has been my go-to platform in building my own offline LMS. Since I got trained about using Moodle, I started loving it especially now that it has been a big help for us teachers to tide over distance education.
I find the features and elements of this software as excellent for developing LMS. The fact that a lot of third party applications can be integrated to it makes this application tool top of the line. Teachers need this to make the teaching and learning process much more convenient and interesting.
With Moodle, teachers can make use of multimedia tools to pique the interest of students for a more meaningful and fun way of learning their lessons.
Cons
To be honest, Moodle is the best LMS software out there. It has all the things an educator needs to integrate ICT in their instruction. However, navigating through different buttons and functions can be a little tricky that anyone who's interested to build their own LMS through this platform should undergo a tedious job of studying and learning tutorials in using it. Although, for a person like me who's not so tech-savvy, I could say that once you get the hang of it, creating your own learning system will be a breeze.
To the company, you can still intensify your customer support to make your tutorial and troubleshooting services available to Moodle LMS enthusiasts to provide ease in using this great education software. Kudos!
- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Moodle for Advanced learning Experience!
Moodle is the #1 choice for those who are serious about the educational environment produced by everyone involved in the school. When this software is used right it takes the burden away from the teacher in having to produce everything their self. Many software packages are pretty, but the question is this, where is their backend? If is not there, so it may look good 'on the cover' but it simply does not have the functionality of moodle. Moodle is a platform, and you can add the front-end features with other products.
Pros
This is the best software to implement when you need a lot of supportive materials that can be built up over the years that give this software its edge.
Cons
Although it is very powerful in the background, it lacks everything that is style and elegance. With moodle the software is for integration of the content materials across your whole network. That makes it perfect for teachers that can produce papers and research and moodle will keep track of ever comment, and stimultae discussions and thoughts, and over the years a school will have a 'flavor' and trend of thoughts and ideas which is the goal of a good online school.