LMS

Just wanted to point to a pretty killer combo right now that's emerged and works really well that would let you basically turn any drupal (7) site into an LMS.

https://www.drupal.org/project/tincanapi -- works really well, has some built in tracking stuff and plugs into...
drupal.org/project/quiz -- So you can capture the state of things in an LRS; Quiz 5.x beta is awesome btw
and also..
https://www.drupal.org/project/h5p_tincan_bridge + https://www.drupal.org/project/h5p so you can get XAPI statements emitted from H5P files to flow via Drupal to an LRS.

Hi,

please find attached a series of images showcasing some of the functionality available within TinyLMS - if you have any questions or are interested in taking it for a spin - by all means, drop us a note.

Cheerio,

Mike

CyberCourse is a Drupal distro for authoring courses. It focuses on university skills courses, like programming, writing, and math. It makes flipped, blended, assessment-driven classes practical.

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Hi All,

Currently I am developing the LMS System for my Client in drupal 7. I need to develop a SCORM feature in LMS system.

Since I am new to lms system, Can you help me to best SCORM module for drupal 7 to develop the same

Thanks in advance

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Balaji

Hey, everyone,

I wanted to remind you that we’ll be hosting a special presentation of a new Drupal project at our Wednesday, December 11, Nebraska Drupalers meeting

We’re going to be showing a presentation on Opigno. It's a new Learning Management System that is built on the Drupal framework.

A new Drupal-based LMS is available.

It's called Opigno, the idea is to provide an end product packaged as a distribution (Opigno). The user can download different apps separately and create their own, customized e-learning solution.

It has been designed to be very easy to use, and evolutive (through an app store). For more details you can have a look at: Opigno website

We'll be interested in your feedback on Opigno. Every comments or suggestions are welcome!

I'm looking to build a combined Drupal / LMS, but the LMS needs to provide functionality for online training and also exams that people can receive certifications for. There may also be an element of online payment. Anyone have advice to share on what LMS would best fit these needs?
Thank you in advance.
Gaurav

I was researching LCMS (learning content management systems) or LMS platforms built to integrate or run on the Drupal platform. So far the most polished platform I've found was the SaaS (software as a service) product offered by schoology.

https://www.schoology.com/

Now I'm not a lawyer but if schoology is built upon or in part using the Drupal platform is it not required to provide said code to anyone who asks under the GPL license?

Someone chime in and agree or set me straight on this subject.

Thanks,

We have created a module for holding exams using Drupal, Quiz and Organic Groups:

http://drupal.org/project/exam

From the project page:

Enables you to use your Drupal site to hold exams. Integrates with the Organic Groups module so that all group members will be put into exam mode when the time for exam arrives. In exam mode the users can only access a predefined set of pages in a predefined order, and all blocks are hidden except those you want to be visible in exam mode. Exam pages are only visible when taking exams.

Any feedback will be appreciated.

Drupalcon was a great leep forward for education. Drupal is taking off in k-12, university and private sector training usage for the delivery of educational materials. A mixed group of people passionate about education and training got together for a learning management system (LMS) BoF at Drupalcon. You can read some of the conclusions of that group here http://groups.drupal.org/node/219814