1. Dedicated Online Learning Platform

2. Requirements: Slide pack with voice over audio Video Case study
Learning Questionnaire
“Take the test”
Learning Log
Cross platforms accessibility

3. Goals: Look / feel similar to Coursera
Ability to “Ingenium-ise/Client-ise”

4. Coursera Easy to use text editor Capable of attaching/embedding files,
video and images into posts
Allows user to create and edit quizzes in
different formats eg. Short answer or
MCQ
Clean easy to use interface
Transparent analytics of users

5. Online Resources Available

6. Udemy What do you gain in hosting your course on Udemy?
Effortless traffic
SEO rankings
Easily adaptable course structure
The reality of passive income
Track employee engagement through an analytics dashboard
What are the downsides?
No access to addresses of students
Your competition is positioned directly beside you
Limited stylistic control
Udemy takes a commission on most sales
Pricing is a joke

7. CourseCraft Easy in browser text editing
Allows embedding of different materials
into page
Embed MCQ, short answer or file upload
tests into module.

8. Looks unprofessional/casual in
much of its wording
Platform is not as as widely
used as competitors
Poor mobile compatibility

10. Moodle Highly customizable with Plugins
Large client base and active forums
for user help
Large focus on security
Allows embedding of video, sound, presentations and images
Focused on businesses hosting their courses privately rather than displaying them on a marketplace.