Learning with a direction.
Organize courses, activities and completion criteria into a journey learners can follow.
Explore courses & paths ↗A Moodle-based open-source LMS for Hong Kong organizations. Connect online courses, assessment and learning records around the needs of your people.
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Give learning a clear direction, make progress visible, and keep your team’s development moving.
Organize courses, activities and completion criteria into a journey learners can follow.
Explore courses & paths ↗Use quizzes, assignments and feedback to understand what your people have learned.
Explore assessment ↗Bring completion records, grades and activity reports into your learning conversations.
Explore reporting ↗Moodle’s open-source foundation gives you room to configure, extend and connect your learning environment. Start with what matters today. Plan for what comes next.
Discover the open-source approach ↗Explore core Moodle capabilities, then identify the configuration, plugins and services your project needs.
Explore training administration, external training approvals, examination planning, credentials, AI assistance and deployment. Understand the Moodle foundation and the additional implementation each workflow needs.
Open foundations. Clear expectations.
OpenLMS is the proposed name for this Moodle-based learning platform offering. This is a marketing website concept, separate from a running Moodle installation.
Yes. Every page is statically generated with Astro. The learning platform itself would run on Moodle, separately from this marketing website.
Moodle supports course resources, quizzes and SCORM content. Your files, version compatibility and reporting requirements should be checked during migration planning.
Moodle core is open source. Hosting, implementation, support, maintenance, custom development and any paid extensions need a separate agreed scope and quotation.
Moodle provides themes, plugins and integration interfaces. Requirements, licensing, upgrade compatibility and ongoing ownership should be agreed before development.