Bradley Morris 8 years, 6 months ago-
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Master ZenTeach,
Please could you bestow your limitless wisdom upon me and share how you helped Andy-san to choose between Learndash and Sensei for the LMS? The differences are subtle yet (I suspect) important and, as well as reading every comparison I can find online, I would like to know what made you choose what GEA went with. I’m not actually all that clear which one GEA uses: I thought it was LD but can see some references to Sensei in the code…
May your cloud ever be floaty…
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This topic was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by
Lisa R.
Greetings Lisa-san.
GEA runs on LearnDash for two main reasons:
1. Learndash has more powerful features (better quizzes for examples)
2. Learndash is less expensive overall (Woo products get expensive quickly with all the expensive add-ons)
I’ve tried Sensei on another project, and for whatever reason it just didn’t feel like what I was looking for.
I’ve enjoyed working with LearnDash so far 🙂
Hope that helps!
~Master ZenTeach
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PS – My cloud is indeed nice and floaty
Thank you my wise teacher… This is most helpful!
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Lisa, did Master ZenTeach help or do you have anymore questions to help you make the best choice possible?
Brad, Does anyone else hear an echo on this mountain? 😉
Yep. I got what I needed. I chose Learndash. Woot woot!
I just think Learndash’s strengths are what I need, and I like the idea of saving money. Plus, I just saw that they now have WooCommerce integration, which I know was a criticism levelled at them previously. I prefer the course hierarchy / structure, the support seems a little more user friendly, and the quizzes are, as Master ZenTeach says, more powerful.
I could have ummed and ahhed about it for longer. But I didn’t want to spend ages choosing. And really, tbh either would be fine. It’s subtleties we’re talking about here, not basic functionality, right?
I got the dummy data up and running, so am now going through, starting to customise, iron out wrinkles and writing a list of what I still need in terms of graphics etc. It’s great to look properly under the hood!
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Wow, way to go Lisa. I’m so happy for you to be embracing the tech side. That is gonna make a huge difference in the end game. I can’t wait to see what you create.
Feel free to share screenshots or videos as you go, marking your progress and giving us all a peak under the hood.
So curious to see how things are coming together.
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