Learning Management System

OpenEduCat LMS is part of the integrated Educational ERP, meaning student records exist in a single database. When you link an LMS course to an academic batch, students in that batch are automatically eligible for enrollment. There is no separate sync process or import/export - it is all connected.

You can embed videos from YouTube, Vimeo, or Google Drive using just the URL - the system automatically generates the proper embed code. For direct uploads, MP4 format is recommended. Videos are stored in the OpenEduCat file system and can be streamed directly to students.

Yes. The student portal is fully responsive and works on smartphones and tablets. Students can watch videos, read documents, complete quizzes, and track their progress from any device with a web browser. The Enterprise edition also supports mobile app access.

Each completion certificate includes a unique verification code. Anyone can visit your institution's verification page, enter the code, and confirm the certificate is authentic. This is particularly valuable for professional certifications and continuing education credits.

Yes. The Enterprise edition supports paid course enrollment with integrated payment processing. You can set course prices, accept payments through configured payment gateways, and automatically grant access upon payment. This is ideal for continuing education, professional development, and open enrollment programs.

The LMS provides dashboards showing enrollment counts, completion rates, average progress, and course ratings. You can drill down to individual student progress, see which modules are most engaging or challenging, and track trends over time. Enterprise customers get additional analytics including time-spent tracking and engagement metrics.

OpenEduCat integrates with Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams for live virtual sessions. While the LMS focuses on asynchronous content delivery, you can schedule and link live sessions within your course structure for the best of both synchronous and asynchronous learning.