I'm not sure I'm clearn on what 15 courses a month means?

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It looks like what I\u0027d call a \u0027module\u0027 you\u0027d call a \u0027course\u0027 and that means I\u0027d need to years to finish a single course. Is that correct?

100178995435061976528 · Answer

Hello \u000a\u000aLabelling can be confusing in Learning Technologies as clients and suppliers do use different terms for different things.  A module/course is a single session of learning that is tracked, this is typically 40\u002D60 minutes long.  This means you can generate around 15 hours of learning per month.  We do offer more courses/modules per month if bought monthly from our website, life offers to need to be carefully restricted as there is a variable cost to us on developing eLearning with AI.\u000a\u000aMany thanks for your question\u000a\u000aSupport

jggsecure · Answer

Yes \u002D the use of the word ‘course’ is furiously misleading. It is well understood and everyone knows that a COURSE is the entire collection of MODULES that comprise the delivery of the learning experience. eLMS must please correct this non\u002Dstandard language so we don’t think you are intentionally misleading us. And it’s so odd the creator can’t sell a course unless on Level 3. That’s not clear

100178995435061976528 · Answer

Hello\u000a\u000aYou say it\u0027s well understood but here in the UK (and I have been working in the industry for over 25 years) \u002D \u0027course\u0027 is often used to describe any eLearning.\u000a\u000aApologies for any confusion, we are trying our best not to confuse and are open and honest in everything we do I can assure you.\u000a\u000aBest wishes\u000a\u000aSupport

100178995435061976528 · Answer

Yes you would need to purchase the pay monthly version for this kind of scale I\u0027m afraid. It would still amount to just over £1 per module though.

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