by Mark Langdale | Sep 2, 2021 | LearnDash, New LearnDash Features
LearnDash 3.5 was released at the start of September 2021 and one if its new features is the ability to save learner quiz progress. Historically, a learner would have been expected to complete a LearnDash quiz in a single sitting. The new version of LearnDash provides...
by Mark Langdale | Sep 2, 2021 | LearnDash
A new major release of LearnDash is now available. Due to several large changes, this is not currently available via the standard WordPress plugin updater. Instead, you’ll need to log into your LearnDash account and download a zip file to upgrade manually. As we...
by Mark Langdale | Aug 26, 2021 | emails, LearnDash
“The emails that LearnDash sends out are going to spam!” This is one of the most common issues we see from people who run LearnDash courses. It can be a frustrating issue that leads to an influx of support queries or a lack of trust from your customers. More often...
by Andy Jack | Aug 24, 2021 | branding, Business-to-business, LearnDash, registration
As a training provider, you may be selling your training and consultancy to a client as part of a wider package. For example, your client may be delivering a company-wide initiative around a particular topic (such as equality and diversity, leadership or equal...
by Andy Jack | Aug 5, 2021 | B2B, LearnDash
We’ve worked with many training providers to help them take their expertise online. Many of our clients deliver their training to other organisations – typically bigger businesses that need help overcoming a specific workplace challenge. Yet many of the popular...
by Mark Langdale | Aug 2, 2021 | LearnDash, Learning Management System, LMS, passwords, security
If you’re running a successful LearnDash LMS then you’ll have a system with lots of learners. This makes your system an appealing target for hackers who may want to steal data, serve up spam, or try to exploit your customers. The world of cybercrime is and always will...
