Seturon Reviews

I've tried a lot of course sites ... most of them overcomplicate things and still somehow miss essential feature. Seturon is visually welcoming and super easy to create and visualize your course. Probably what I like best is the assignment function, which isn't overcomplicated, but allows me to receive and review student work quickly. There are some workflow and interface rough edges that can bee smoothed over, but the team is very quick to respond to these.

Its the first course app that doesn't make me want to pull my hair out every time I login and see a menu full of stuff.

I like how the courses look, especially on mobile devices. Several LMS I tried before look like I'm back in the early 2000s.

The system isn't very easy to use, but it's really powerful in terms of learning paths - I’ve never seen anything like that before. There are some areas for improvement: I wish I could have webinars and community tools integrated, and also have access to them via subscriptions, also some interfaces are a little complicated for me.

Support is really helpful. When I struggled, they organized a call to show me how the product works.

I've been trying various things, but there are too many errors, and I keep repeating the same tasks because the data isn't saved.

- After creating and saving a quiz, when I check it, both the quiz and the answers are completely gone.
- Pressing the Back key to delete text results in everything being deleted, including all tabs.
- After saving, when I check the page, the last action I performed is always undone.

In the corporate world when we talk about an LMS we mean a system that takes files such as SCORM files or PDFs and let's us track usage or completion statistics. Yes, you might be able to add a test or generate a completion certificate. Seturon let's you create a full course but you are limited to their tool. The courses generated are aesthetically pleasing but it is such a hassle compared to using a software like Articulate or Rise. I knew coming in SCORM was not supported so that's not why I took a sltaco away. I deducted it because there are no meaningful instructions on how to create a course and it can be tedious to create a course. WordPress is easier but your course looks so much better here and you don't have all that WP maintenance to worry about. If I could I would give it 4.5 tacos. SCORM support would make this a tastier taco meal.

To my humble experience and opinion: Promising approach with brilliant ideas and possibilities. However, it lacks basics, such as integrating video lessons. Within the page design, there is the option to insert a video element, which, however, immediately leads to a dialog to upload a video. This does not work, and there is no progress indicator.

Given the very limited storage space, uploading videos is not sensible. I could not find any way to embed external videos. This may be due to the lack of tutorials and assistance.

The usability is, to put it nicely, a bit of an adjustment. Double-clicking on structural elements does nothing. A fiddly mini-menu appears when you click on the three barely visible dots next to a block.
Click & Drop seems unknown to the creators - no dropable items storage and toolbox. Perhaps they might take a look at how a Node Editor works to catch up with current standards. If so, I would love it.
It’s a shame that this renders the many brilliant ideas irrelevant, and I cannot use this product for current productive systems.