How to sell and host a course, and how LearnWorlds features work

To sell a course online you need a place to host it, a checkout and a sales page.

You can host a course on a course platform, on your own WordPress site with a plugin, in a community platform or in a marketplace.

How to use LearnWorlds for a first school: set owners, domain, brand, payments, course structure, email, analytics and support in a safe order, then test.

LearnWorlds migration plan: inventory content, users, progress, payments, subscriptions, domains and URLs, run a test migration, then launch with a rollback.

LearnWorlds features mapped to real work: course creation, learning programs, interactive video, assessments, selling, site building, reports and mobile.

LearnWorlds SCORM limits: Pro Trainer permits 20 packages with 2 GB combined and 400 MB per file.

LearnWorlds certificates: decide what the award certifies, test issuance and learner names, and plan expiry, renewal and verification before publishing.

LearnWorlds quizzes: use a graded exam, a self-assessment, a form or a reflection according to whether the learner needs judgment, practice or feedback.

LearnWorlds interactive video is useful when embedded questions or navigation improve a defined learning task enough to justify authoring and upkeep.

LearnWorlds community features work when each space has a purpose, a facilitation owner, a participation norm and a link to the learning journey.

LearnWorlds Zoom, Teams and Webex live sessions: test scheduling, access, attendance, recordings, time zones, reminders and failure recovery first.

LearnWorlds mobile app: it is published in your own Apple and Google developer accounts, on an eligible plan with a mobile subscription, after store review.

LearnWorlds mobile app pricing: an add-on for Pro Trainer and higher plans with a one-time publishing and onboarding fee.

LearnWorlds white label: test it across domain, email, learner interface, mobile, checkout, notifications and support, not from one logo setting.

LearnWorlds video hosting: judge upload and processing, playback quality, captions, mobile delivery, learner controls and who owns video production.

LearnWorlds ebooks and documents should be readable, accessible, navigable, downloadable where it fits, and tied to a task the learner has to do.

LearnWorlds gamification: a reward system should reinforce real practice or progress without encouraging empty clicks or unhealthy competition.

LearnWorlds multiple languages: localization covers courses, navigation, email, checkout, support and accessibility, not only translated pages.

LearnWorlds reports: define the SCORM learner record a client needs, test completion separately from scores and check what happens after a package update.

LearnWorlds subscriptions: products, tiers, billing, failed payments, cancellations, access changes, email and reporting all have to agree before launch.

LearnWorlds bundles: value rests on clear included content, eligibility, access duration, upgrade paths and reporting that buyers can understand.

LearnWorlds website builder: the public site needs a clear offer path, trust and policy pages, navigation, mobile behavior, analytics and an owner.

LearnWorlds integrations: map payments, email, CRM, live teaching, analytics, support, tax, automation and data ownership before connecting tools.

LearnWorlds API and Zapier: use a native integration first when it does the job; use automation or API work only with ownership, retries, logs and recovery.

LearnWorlds email marketing: decide which system owns consent, profile fields, segments, transactional email, marketing email and unsubscribe state.

LearnWorlds Google Analytics (GA4): separate public marketing behavior, enrollment, learning activity and payment records, and name one source for each.