Q: Hi,
I can't figure out from knowledgebase if such a scenario is possible:
1.
Instructors are paying (one off or plan) to be able to submit courses 2. Instructors are allowed a max number of students (depending on payment plan) 3. Each instructor can manually add students to his courses". 4. Instructor can manually decide on specific courses to specific students. eg. Student A can access courses 1, 3, 4, 7 Student B can access courses 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 etc.
I see this plugin is old it should be the leader but it is slow development any plan to improve course UI or add focus mode like other LMS plugins thanks
Q: I would like to create a sales page using Divi, have an "Add To Cart" button that when clicked actually adds the course to the cart.
The student can then see the course in the cart and proceed to the checkout process. How do I do this? Is it possible? If not, how do I build a sales page using your software?
Also, I'd love to see more help/tutorials on creating different looks/designs for courses. Thanks :)
Q: Nate how your App compares in features to Acadle (here on Appsumo) and Gurucan?
Don't give me the reply that you never hear or know about of these products which compete with you in similar training market. Instead research Acadle features here and google Gurucan features and then give me a response to how these training apps compares to your deal.
Founder Team
Nate_WPCourseware
May 15, 2024
A: Hi csolivec,
Thanks for the question!
I've not spend much time in Acadle and I haven't used Gurucan, so I can't really speak to any feature comparisons. However, one major difference is that WP Courseware is a WordPress plugin while Acadle and Gurucan are web apps...they're very different products in terms of implementation.
Q: Honestly, how do you compare WP Courseware with Acadle?
Founder Team
Nate_WPCourseware
May 15, 2024
A: Hi chandragedanggodog,
Thanks for the question!
I've not spend much time in Acadle, so I can't really speak to any feature comparisons. However, the single biggest difference is going to be that WP Courseware is a WordPress plugin while Acadle is a web app.
Q: Hi, I can't figure out from knowledgebase if such a scenario is possible: 1.
Instructors are paying (one off or plan) to be able to submit courses
2. Instructors are allowed a max number of students (depending on payment plan)
3. Each instructor can manually add students to his courses".
4. Instructor can manually decide on specific courses to specific students.
eg. Student A can access courses 1, 3, 4, 7
Student B can access courses 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9
etc.
I'm just the...
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Q: Do you have a public roadmap available?
I see this plugin is old it should be the leader but it is slow development
any plan to improve course UI or add focus mode like other LMS plugins
thanks
Share WP Courseware
Q: I would like to create a sales page using Divi, have an "Add To Cart" button that when clicked actually adds the course to the cart.
The student can then see the course in the cart and proceed to the checkout process. How do I do this? Is it possible?
If not, how do I build a sales page using your software?
Also, I'd love to see more help/tutorials on creating different looks/designs for courses.
Thanks :)
Share WP Courseware
Q: Nate how your App compares in features to Acadle (here on Appsumo) and Gurucan?
Don't give me the reply that you never hear or know about of these products which compete with you in similar training market. Instead research Acadle features here and google Gurucan features and then give me a response to how these training apps compares to your deal.
Nate_WPCourseware
May 15, 2024A: Hi csolivec,
Thanks for the question!
I've not spend much time in Acadle and I haven't used Gurucan, so I can't really speak to any feature comparisons. However, one major difference is that WP Courseware is a WordPress plugin while Acadle and Gurucan are web apps...they're very different products in terms of implementation.
Cheers!
Nate
Share WP Courseware
Q: Honestly, how do you compare WP Courseware with Acadle?
Nate_WPCourseware
May 15, 2024A: Hi chandragedanggodog,
Thanks for the question!
I've not spend much time in Acadle, so I can't really speak to any feature comparisons. However, the single biggest difference is going to be that WP Courseware is a WordPress plugin while Acadle is a web app.
Cheers!
Nate
Share WP Courseware