Moodle

Pros: Moodle was a great tool when it came to not only checking grades, but stuent-teacher interaction as well. Professors were able to communicate deadlines and whatnot to students, even if they were absent. When I used Moodle, it was always very easy to use, and never had many bugs or issues.

Cons: What I liked least about Moodle was the interface. It was very outdates, but it did everything that it needed to do. The features all worked but it was just an outdated system visually.

Pros: I liked the simple system. Its very customisable for the professors/ tutors, and the assignment submission and viewing grade is simple too.

Cons: The assignment deadlines notifications are so delayed, most of the time the notification doesnt even come through the app bit through emails. And the Emails arrive after the deadline passes which causes a big issue of missing the deadline.

Pros: Excellent outil d’une qualité remarquable, qui permet de gagner un temps fou lors de la gestion de ses cours et lors de la visualisation globale des devoirs et cours à réaliser

Cons: Peut-être des fois des courte latence ou des bugs qui empêchent de finaliser une tache, ce qui peut être parfois embêtant

Pros: What I liked most about Moodle was how easy it was to access everything I needed for my courses in one place. I could quickly find lecture slides, assignments, readings, and announcements without having to search through multiple platforms. I also liked that I could track my deadlines and see my grades as soon as professors posted them. Overall, it made staying organized and keeping up with my classes much easier.

Cons: What I liked least about Moodle was that the interface sometimes felt outdated and not very intuitive. Certain pages took a few extra clicks to find, and different professors organized their course pages in completely different ways, which made navigation inconsistent. I also found that notifications weren’t always reliable, so I had to double‑check things manually to make sure I didn’t miss updates or deadlines.

Pros: The chat/messaging feature. As an admin, I am satisfied with this because I can send a broadcast to all my users.

Cons: I use Moodlecloud. The feature I like the least is the process of creating the performance usage report. I discovered when I first extract that information that there are columns that are not relevant - I want main details such as how many times a user logged in and how long they were logged in and the courses they viewed/attempted, the functions they used the most and all those.

Pros: Easy to hover our different subjects and assignments. User and admin have different rights which can be edited per user.

Cons: Some bugs issues while uploading the test paper with secondary application for plagiarism check. Phone app not that great.

Pros: All courses materials in one place Easy to submit assignment online Helps track deadline and progress Accessible anytime from phone to computer

Cons: Can be confusing at first for new users Sometimes slow or takes time to load Layout canfeel a bit outdated Notification arenot already clear

Pros: It continues to be a good option to create in-house training, going further than expected, and compared with other platforms

Cons: There are no cons; this is a tool that keeps the required innovation and keeps it simple to use. I don´t think in a scenario to don´t use it

Pros: It has been a while since I used Moodle. I do recall its colorful presentation and ease of use. The students were also receptive to the platform

Cons: I feel that other Learning Managmenet Systems like Canvas accomplish exactly what Moodle does, but in a prettier fashion

Pros: Easy to use and start learning management system that I researched and ultimatley used to build a training environment to teach a workflow process in my business.

Cons: It had a steeper learning curve than some other plug and play learning models, but it was the most cost effective choice for what I wanted to do.

Pros: Flexible learning platform with course management, assignments, grading tools, and strong support for online classes.

Cons: Interface can feel outdated and navigation may be confusing for new users without proper setup or guidance

Pros: Very flexible, free Learning Management System that gives plug-in support. Convenient for large online classes.

Cons: It has a steep learning curve, outdated interface and in my opinion, required a great deal of support from my IT department.

Pros: It's a platform that gathers all the information in one place. All the disciplines, assignments, homeworrks, and teaching materials are published there. You can also look up people there (teachers or students). We also used it a lot when we had online classes (during Covid).

Cons: The mobile version is not very adapted, and the interface, and the design could have been better. Otherwise, it surves its purposes as a platform for sharing materials. It could have also been a bit more well-structured and more straightforward.

Pros: The platform was easy to use and I used it at two different institutions. It was simple to interact with your instructor, and great to see all your assignments due and graded.

Cons: I didn't experience any dislikes as a end user, and my instructors liked have a template for there classes.

Pros: Everything is labeled exactly as it should be so I would consider this software to have an ease of use, very user friendly, and I like how you can view the grading and assignments in live time as well be able to have student-teacher interaction through the software as well. It's a perfect system to use for online schooling.

Cons: Having only seen it from the user side, I'm not sure if it is actually hard to work with through the administrative side. All I can say so far are good things about Moodle.

Pros: Assessment an d learning materials updates are really heart touching and helps the user to fell more comfortable

Cons: course and file format, this hinders some user to not well enjoy the platform that needs some changes which aren't much

Pros: I tried Moodle on a trial basis to see if it would work for onboarding customers to share information on what to expect when signing on with our company.

Cons: It did not perform as expected but that is likely because it isn't the right program. I could see benefits in other facets.

Pros: Moodle is still an efficient way to communicate with students and offer asynchronistic learning. It meets mandated accessibility standards and is integrated with Ellucian, our campus technology solution.

Cons: Videos sometimes take a long time to buffer despite good internet connection. Customizing environments can be tricky.

Pros: Student teacher interaction, user and administrative management and value for money as well as easy to use features and UI.

Cons: Nothing bad to say really. I think moodle is excellent, especially once the bugs are tweaked, im sure it will succeed.

Pros: Relative ease of use after getting used to the program with no recurring bugs and good for student teacher interaction

Cons: Initially when starting to use the program, it can be slightly confusing with not all modules information readily available

Pros: As a computer science student, I really value the learning platform because it serves as an all-in-one hub where I can access all my course materials, submit some of my assigments. It has a organized interface, supporting multiple file formats and activities.

Cons: The platform feels quite outdated, often requires too many clicks to locate specific documents. The mobile experience is also somewhat limited compared to the desktop version, with inconsistent notifications. Also, when I try to add a file and submit it, a lot of time it takes to many clicks to confirm it , I have already missed some deadlines because I forgot 1 of 5 confirms.

Pros: Moodle is very flexible and well suited for structured learning environments. It helped us deliver and manage safety training modules in a structured and reliable way.

Cons: The user interface feels dated and can be unintutive for new users. Setup and configuration require time and technical knowledge, especially for administrators.

Pros: Noodle provides an online platform for setting up and organizing course content. It is accessible and secure. Good online support.

Cons: The thing I like least about Moodle is that it is not widely used by the public educational institutions that I work with. Instead they use Canvas or Brightspace.