Questions people actually ask.
Moodle today, from 4.5 LTS to 5.3. It installs as a local plugin and only offers activity types your site has enabled. If H5P is off, it will not plan H5P.
No. Reading your material and drafting the plan change nothing on your site. Nothing is added until you choose to add it, and a new course arrives hidden until you publish it.
No. What you upload is used to write your course. It is not used to train any model, ours or a supplier’s, and it is never shared with other customers.
You do. Your material stays yours, and so does everything built from it. We claim no rights over your courses and do not reuse them anywhere.
Ordinary activities. Edit them, back them up, move them between courses: they are normal parts of your course, so nothing in it depends on us once it is built. SCORM modules keep playing without us; changing their words later is done through MagiCastor.
Yes. A SCORM module can be downloaded as a SCORM 1.2 package, which plays in any platform that supports SCORM 1.2.
Yes. Ask for changes in plain words, or edit the text, and see it exactly as learners will.
They stay exactly where they are. The courses live on your site, not ours, so stopping changes nothing already there.
Ask for that section, or just one activity, to be written again. Only that piece changes; the rest stays as it is. Before anything is written you can also change the plan by hand.
Yes, for everybody on the waitlist. On opening day we email you a link to start a free trial on your own site: one course and one SCORM module, free for 14 days.
The interface is English. Course content is generated in the language of the material you give it, so a Dutch syllabus produces a Dutch course.
The activities it builds are standard ones, so they follow your site’s theme and its accessibility behaviour; SCORM modules play in our own player. We write plain language and keep structure in real headings and lists, not in styling. Generated material is still a draft, so check its accessibility before you publish.
It waits for you as a draft, and you can pick it up where you left off. Every change is saved. A draft nobody has touched for 30 days is treated as finished, and its uploaded material is then removed under your account’s retention rule.