Moodle

Moodle is an open-source learning management system first released in 1999 that anyone may download, change and share. Moodle Pty Ltd, also called Moodle HQ, leads its development and sells hosted products and services around it. Organisations can run it on a private cloud or their own server for full control of their data.

What Moodle offers

• Moodle LMS — the core learning platform, extended through built-in features and optional plugins.
• Moodle Workplace — a version for staff onboarding, training and compliance.
• MoodleCloud — a hosted service suited to small organisations and individual users.
• The Moodle App — mobile access to courses, including offline use.
• Moodle Marketplace — certified plugins and integrations for LMS and Workplace.
• Partner services — hosting, customisation, support and training through certified service providers.

Who it works with

It is used by universities, schools, vocational providers, government bodies, businesses and individual course creators, from small organisations to global institutions.

Key facts

• Based in: Australia
• First released: 1999
• Scale: over 154,000 sites and more than 54 million courses, by its own count
• Languages: courses in 42 languages
• Certification: Moodle Pty Ltd is a certified B Corporation