Customer stories
Your client asks for your course in their LMS. Here's how others handled it.
How do you get your course into someone else's learning platform without losing control over it? Organizations that create or distribute e-learning explain how they answered that question, and what it brought them. With Linqur, they deliver their courses through SCORM Proxy, LTI or Sign-up URLs, from one source.
The honest version
The problem, in their own words
Why they chose Linqur
What it delivered
And what went less smoothly
Where to start
Pick the route that matches your clients
The stories differ, the question underneath them rarely does. Three starting points:
- Clients who want your courses in their own LMS. SCORM Proxy hands them a small package to import, while the content keeps running from one place.
- Clients whose LMS speaks LTI and who want results in their gradebook. That is the LTI Tool Dispatch.
- Learners without an LMS account at all. Sign-up URLs gives access through a link, with webhooks to pass registrations to your CRM.
Not sure which one fits? The LMS checker tells you what a specific platform supports, and how it works walks through the whole flow.
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