Open Learning Studio

Build your course step by step.

This guide shows you how to build slides, add triggers and quizzes, and publish a SCORM package that Moodle plays and grades. Open Learning Studio is free, runs in your browser and keeps your courses on your device.
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The editor: slides on the left, the stage in the middle, properties and triggers on the right.

Your first course in four steps

From an empty project to a package that runs in Moodle.
  • Create a course
    Start a new course in the course list and give it a name.
  • Fill your slides
    Place text, shapes, images and buttons freely on the stage.
  • Make it interactive
    A trigger or a question turns a slide into something learners do.
  • Publish for Moodle
    Export a SCORM package and add it to your Moodle course.
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Everything the guide covers

Each page explains what an option does, when you need it and what your learners see.
Slides and scenes
Organize your course in scenes, add slides and pick layouts.
Objects
Text boxes, shapes, images, buttons and input fields on the stage.
Layers
Pop-ups and feedback that sit on top of a slide.
Timeline and animation
When objects appear, how they move and how long a slide runs.
Design and theme
Colors and fonts for the whole course in one place.
Triggers and variables
React to clicks, time and answers, and remember what learners did.
Questions and results
Graded questions, surveys, question banks and results slides.
SCORM and Moodle
Choose the SCORM version, upload the package and see scores arrive.
Work with AI
Let Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app build courses with the same tools as the editor.

Why Open Learning Studio

Everything you need for interactive courses, without fees and without tracking.
  • Free, no account
    No license fees, no sign-up. Open the Studio and start building.
  • Your data stays with you
    Courses live in your browser. Learning records go only to your LMS, for example Moodle. The Studio has no telemetry and makes no external requests.
  • Professional depth
    Layers, states, timeline, motion paths, more than 30 trigger actions and 23 question types, as in professional authoring tools.

Common questions

Short answers to what course authors ask most, with a link to the full explanation.
  • Which SCORM version should I use for Moodle?
    SCORM 1.2 is the recommended choice for Moodle.
  • Where are my courses stored?
    In this browser on your device. Save a backup file now and then.
  • Can I bring in existing material?
    Import slides from presentations and questions from quiz files.
  • Something does not work?
    Fixes for storage, Moodle, media, imports and the AI connection.
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Ready for your first course?

The walkthrough takes you from an empty project to a package in Moodle.
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