We’re ready to ditch our Thinkific setup and build our own Learning Management System to help us deliver the best experience for our 15,000+ users. While we’re confident that an app would improve engagement, desktop usage clearly surpasses mobile in our industry.
We simply don’t have the budget to build both a browser-based LMS and a mobile-based LMS from day one. App builders, while cost-effective, don’t keep up with the changes we make on the browser app, and we’ve found that they result in a disparity between the browser and mobile. So I am curious to hear your thoughts on app alternatives that we can implement during the initial phase (with the intent on building a proper app later)?
Plume’s answerTypically businesses want to build a mobile app for their elearning to help drive engagement, improve the accessibility of their content, open up to third-world countries, enable offline access, and to support micro-learning delivery methods. But many of these benefits are not exclusive to mobile apps and can be achieved through alternative means, which I’ll get onto shortly.
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