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How to Give Each LearnDash Cohort Its Own Discussions Without Cloning Courses
Cohort-based programs need cohort-aware discussions. When learners see comments from past intakes mixed with their own, relevance disappears. Here’s how we solved it for Anzisha with runtime comment filtering.
What is LMS concurrency and why is it a big deal?
Hosting plans make wildly different claims about how many concurrent users they support, and those numbers are virtually impossible to compare across providers. Here’s what concurrency actually means for a dynamic LMS, and how to think about it when you’re making a hosting decision.
Why Auto-Scaling Hosting Makes Most WordPress LMS Sites Slower
When an LMS site starts to struggle, auto-scaling hosting is often the first suggestion. Here’s how we actually think through that decision — and why the answer depends on asking a different question first.
Improving Your WordPress LMS: Powering Better Search & Content Discovery with Algolia
When we think about learning management systems at Tangible Inc., we don’t think in terms of individual plugins or features. We think in terms of stacks — layers of systems that work together to shape the overall learning experience. Courses, lessons, assessments, and progress tracking are usually what people have in mind when they think
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How to Give Each LearnDash Cohort Its Own Discussions Without Cloning Courses
Cohort-based programs need cohort-aware discussions. When learners see comments from past intakes mixed with their own, relevance disappears. Here’s how we solved it for Anzisha with runtime comment filtering.
What is LMS concurrency and why is it a big deal?
Hosting plans make wildly different claims about how many concurrent users they support, and those numbers are virtually impossible to compare across providers. Here’s what concurrency actually means for a dynamic LMS, and how to think about it when you’re making a hosting decision.
Why Auto-Scaling Hosting Makes Most WordPress LMS Sites Slower
When an LMS site starts to struggle, auto-scaling hosting is often the first suggestion. Here’s how we actually think through that decision — and why the answer depends on asking a different question first.
Improving Your WordPress LMS: Powering Better Search & Content Discovery with Algolia
When we think about learning management systems at Tangible Inc., we don’t think in terms of individual plugins or features. We think in terms of stacks — layers of systems that work together to shape the overall learning experience. Courses, lessons, assessments, and progress tracking are usually what people have in mind when they think
Why We Customized LearnDash Focus Mode (and How It Improved the UX)
LearnDash’s Focus Mode feature is designed to give learners a distraction‑free environment so that they can focus on their course content. For many LMS sites, this default experience works well. But the default Focus Mode layout doesn’t work well for all sites, especially if your programs are media‑rich in content or your site uses a
LMS Dashboards That Do More: Streamlining Coach Communication in a WordPress LMS
In any successful blended or guided learning program, clear communication between coaches and students is critical. For many LMS sites, it’s also one of the biggest headaches. We see the same complaints over and over: messages scattered across email and chat apps, notices buried in inboxes, dozens of Zoom links to keep track of, and
New WooCommerce Subscription Notifications: A Built-In Reminder System for Membership Sites
If your WordPress LMS site offers recurring memberships through WooCommerce Subscriptions, you’ve likely felt the gap: no built-in way to notify users when their trial is ending or a renewal is coming up. Until now, that kind of reminder system required third-party plugins, custom code, or workarounds. That’s changed with the release of WooCommerce Subscriptions
LMS Dashboards That Do More: Embedding Live Event Links and Calendars in WordPress LMS
In any educational program, timing is everything. Whether it’s a live workshop, a mentorship session, or an assignment deadline, learners need quick, reliable access to the events that matter most. That’s why LMS event integration is more than just a nice-to-have, it’s critical to a great user experience. When we partnered with Anzisha, a leadership
Fixing LearnDash performance drops after 4.9.0 (40% improvement)
The LearnDash 4.9.0 update slows down the course edit page. Here’s how to fix it.
Why your LMS should be selling memberships, not courses
Selling your courses through a membership system can help make your LMS more scalable and flexible. Here’s why.
Stop using the built-in e-commerce features in LearnDash
Using the built-in LearnDash Payments feature can limit your options and lock you into a limited sales model.
Pros and cons of a WordPress LMS in 2024
Find out if a self-hosted WordPress LMS is right for you or whether you’d be better suited by something ready-made.
Complete LearnDash LMS feature list: built-in vs add-ons
The ultimate list of every possible LearnDash LMS feature. Find out which features are built-in, require an add-on, or can be built with custom development.