The integration between LearnDash and WPML makes it easy to build multilingual learning sites with WordPress. No need to spend thousands of dollars on complicated systems. Now, everyone can create online courses for a tiny budget and without programming.
Everyone is moving courses, classes, and training online. Teachers and instructors add the materials organized by lessons and topics to the website. Learners can track their progress, take quizzes and find follow-up courses.
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In cooperation with the LearnDash team, we are happy to announce that LearnDash plugin is now compatible with WPML. This means that you can translate your online courses website to any number of languages you want.
What we like about LearnDash is that it is easy to use yet offers a ton of features. You will be able to create a dynamic and engaging learning experience and offer it in all the site’s languages.
Why do you want to create a multilingual online learning website?
With traditional (brick and mortar) teaching, students need to physically attend classes. This means that in many schools, most students are locals. However, online learning changes everything. It allows anyone from anywhere to enroll in any course. You could have students from your city, a different country and other continents.
A one-language-fits all assumption doesn’t work anymore when teaching remotely.
Creating multilingual online courses websites using LearnDash and WPML
Building multilingual online courses websites or translating existing ones using LearnDash and WPML is very simple. All you need to do is create your courses in one language, copy the content to any number of languages you want to translate your courses into, then translate the content.
Interested? Read the guide on building multilingual online courses websites using LearnDash and WPML.
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