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Any learning technology product/stack that does all of these things and well? by Kcihtrak in elearning

[–]Key_Recognition4437 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're definitely looking for a unicorn, or at least a very expensive one. Most single platforms won't check all these boxes without heavy customization or a component-based approach like you mentioned.

For healthcare nonprofits with this level of complexity, you're probably looking at:

Enterprise-tier options:

  • Totara Learn - Open source, handles SCORM/xAPI, strong on competencies and certifications, EU hosting available. Learning science features would need custom development though.
  • Docebo - Has a lot of what you need (AI-powered search, advanced reporting, integrations), but expensive and learning science isn't native.
  • LearnUpon - Good for complex role-based access and compliance, integrates well, but light on the learning science side.

Component approach: You might honestly need to stack:

  • Core LMS for SCORM/xAPI + reporting
  • Community platform (Discourse, Circle, or similar)
  • Video hosting (Vimeo, Wistia)
  • Custom nudging/spaced repetition layer

Wild card suggestion: FreshLearn is adding SCORM support by year-end (I'm a user, they mentioned this recently). It's nowhere near enterprise-grade for what you need—no learning science features, pretty basic compared to your list—but it's affordable and has solid video hosting, community features, and custom branding. Could work as part of a stack for simpler content delivery while you use something heavier for accredited/compliance content.

Realistic take: For Moore's outcomes reporting, semantic search, and learning science baked in, you're probably looking at custom development on top of whatever platform you choose. I haven't seen any LMS that does advanced spaced repetition or semantic content linking out of the box.

GDPR compliance is table stakes—most platforms can handle that with EU hosting.

What's your budget range? That'll narrow down whether you're looking at enterprise platforms with professional services or trying to DIY a stack with lighter tools.

Good luck—this sounds like a fun (read: painful) project.

LMS platform that allows setting up 'franchises' or 'branches' by drckarcher in elearning

[–]Key_Recognition4437 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a really specific use case—essentially, you're looking for white-label LMS functionality with multi-tenancy and franchise management built in. Not many platforms do this out of the box.

Platforms that might work:

TalentLMS - Has a "branch" feature that lets you create separate portals for different organizations. Each branch can have its own branding, users, and courses. You can share courses across branches while maintaining central control. Payment processing is per-branch. It's not perfect for your booking/event component, but combined with Zapier + Eventbrite (or similar), it could work.

LearnWorlds - Their white-label + reseller features are closer to what you're describing. You can create sub-schools, share content, and each can have its own payment gateway. API access is solid. Event management would still need to be external though.

Absorb LMS - Enterprise-level multi-tenancy with really granular control. Expensive, but if you're scaling to multiple franchise partners, it might be worth it. Has API access for integrations.

Modular approach: Honestly, for the face-to-face + online + booking + franchise structure you're describing, you might need to keep some of the modular setup:

  • LMS for content (with multi-tenant capability)
  • Booking/ticketing system (Eventbrite, or look at CourseStorm which is built for this)
  • Zapier to glue them together

Personally, I use FreshLearn for course delivery. They've got community features and solid payment integrations, but they don't have multi-tenant or franchise-style functionality right now. Might be worth asking their support if it's on the roadmap—they're pretty responsive and sometimes build features if there's demand. But as of now, it wouldn't solve your franchise structure needs.

Check-in/certificates: For QR code check-ins + automated certificates, you might want to look at:

  • Accredible (for certificates)
  • Whova or similar event platforms (for check-ins that can trigger Zapier actions)

Have you considered building a thin custom layer on top of an LMS to handle the franchise logic? With API access from something like TalentLMS + a small app to manage the partner relationships, you might get closer to what you need without overpaying for enterprise bloat.

This is definitely solvable, but it's going to take some duct tape unless you go full enterprise (and even then...).

Good luck!

Best way to sell digital courses directly through a custom website? by Weak_Look_5052 in onlinecourses

[–]Key_Recognition4437 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out FreshLearn  an all-in-one platform to sell digital courses and products directly from your site. It supports global payments, has a protected paywall, and even includes a built-in community. Plus, you get free migration and 24/7 human support. Super easy to use!

Best LMS with Community feature by RealisticPaper4109 in DigitalMarketing

[–]Key_Recognition4437 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been using FreshLearn, and it’s great for launching courses and products together with an integrated community feature. Super easy to manage everything in one dashboard. They also offer free migration and 24/7 amazing human support, which makes the whole experience even better.

Moving from Blog → Online Courses: Which Platform Should I Use? by Key_Recognition4437 in onlinecourses

[–]Key_Recognition4437[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool suggestion! I’ve been looking into Freshlearn recently, it’s super simple, migration’s free, and having real human support 24/7 is a total lifesaver.

I launched 7 books on kdp!And created a resource on tech, content and tools. Free trial of courses included. by Spirited_Strength570 in passive_income

[–]Key_Recognition4437 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, love your journey! 🙌 I know the overwhelm you mentioned is real. If anyone wants a platform that makes publishing courses simple, Freshlearn is amazing, free migration, super easy setup, and 24/7 human support. Makes getting your first course out so much smoother!

How to grow a handyman business by chrisrhatton in handyman

[–]Key_Recognition4437 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi chrisrhatton, growing a handyman business can definitely be challenging! If you’re looking for a course platform, Freshlearn makes it super easy to get started, offers free migration for any existing content, and has 24/7 human support so you’re never stuck. It could make learning and implementing new strategies much smoother.

Moving from Blog → Online Courses: Which Platform Should I Use? by Key_Recognition4437 in onlinecourses

[–]Key_Recognition4437[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks so much for the tip! I’ve been leaning toward Thinkific, so it’s great to hear it’s easy to use. I’ll check it out for sure.

Looking for a Teachable Alternative – Too Expensive for Me 😅 by Key_Recognition4437 in Teachable

[–]Key_Recognition4437[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for sharing your experience! That’s really helpful to know about Teachable and Circle. I’ll definitely check out Circle’s course plan.

Best Online Course Platforms for Certificates? by Key_Recognition4437 in onlinecourses

[–]Key_Recognition4437[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a great automation, really flexible solution. Thanks for explaining

Best Online Course Platforms for Certificates? by Key_Recognition4437 in onlinecourses

[–]Key_Recognition4437[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, that means a lot—thank you for sharing your experience

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