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An e-learning platform to sell and deliver your courses online
Our e-learning service builds the platform that sells your courses and delivers them: course pages that explain what learners get, payment in one click, learner accounts, courses in the SCORM standard or simple video and text lessons, progress tracking and certificates issued at the end. We host it, keep it running and help bring learners to it.
What we do for you
- Course pages that answer the questions learners and employers ask: content, duration, format, prerequisites, what proof they receive
- Payment in one click through Stripe and immediate access by email (see payments and checkout)
- Learner accounts, progress tracking and a view of who completed which course
- Courses delivered as SCORM packages, or as video and text lessons when that is enough
- Certificates generated when the course is completed, in the learner's name
- Hosting, backups and maintenance (see hosting and DevOps)
- Pages and ads that bring learners, if you want (see SEO and Google Ads)
Who it is for
- Fits: training organisations that want to sell some of their courses online, alone or alongside classroom sessions
- Fits: experts with a course to sell who do not want to stitch together several tools
- Fits: companies that already have SCORM courses and need somewhere to sell or deliver them
- Does not fit: writing your course content for you from scratch; the teaching stays yours
What we have built
We built and run an e-learning platform in France that sells SCORM courses and issues certificates, on Next.js and Postgres, with payment in one click and access sent by email. It is one of our own sites, so we live with its constraints every day: courses that must play correctly, learners who need help, certificates that must be right.
Teaching is part of our team too: our founder trains adult learners in AI at a French business school. That shapes how we present a course: what learners must be able to do at the end comes before the list of modules.
What SCORM is, in one paragraph
SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) was created in 2000 by the ADL Initiative of the US Department of Defense so that e-learning content could be reused across different learning platforms instead of being locked into one vendor's system. A SCORM course is a package that the platform launches and that reports back progress and results. ADL now lists SCORM among its past projects and points to a more capable standard, xAPI, for tracking learning outside the browser (mobile, simulations, real-world activities). For most courses sold online today, SCORM still does the job; we support it and tell you when simpler video and text lessons are enough.
How a project runs
- Catalogue. Which courses, in which format, for whom, at what price you decide.
- Platform. Course pages, accounts, payment, course player, certificates.
- Content import. Your SCORM packages tested one by one, or your videos and texts laid out as lessons.
- Test learners. A few real people take a course end to end, on a phone and a computer.
- Launch and growth. Course pages improved for search, and capped ads if you choose to spend.
What we need from you
- Your courses (SCORM packages, videos, documents) and the rights to sell them
- For each course: objectives, duration, prerequisites and what the certificate states
- Your payment account, prices and terms of sale
- A person who answers learners' questions about the content
Questions we get
Do I need SCORM?
Not always. If you already have SCORM courses or your clients require it, we support it. For a course of videos and documents, simple lessons are often clearer and lighter.
Can learners pay with their employer?
We can add a quote or invoice path for companies next to card payment. Public funding schemes have their own rules and platforms, which we check with you case by case.
Who issues the certificate?
Your organisation does. The platform generates it in the learner's name when the course is completed, with the wording you approve.
Can you bring learners too?
Yes, with course pages built for search and capped ads. We do not promise a number of enrolments.