Seturon Reviews

In the corporate world when we talk about an LMS we mean a system that takes files such as SCORM files or PDFs and let's us track usage or completion statistics. Yes, you might be able to add a test or generate a completion certificate. Seturon let's you create a full course but you are limited to their tool. The courses generated are aesthetically pleasing but it is such a hassle compared to using a software like Articulate or Rise. I knew coming in SCORM was not supported so that's not why I took a sltaco away. I deducted it because there are no meaningful instructions on how to create a course and it can be tedious to create a course. WordPress is easier but your course looks so much better here and you don't have all that WP maintenance to worry about. If I could I would give it 4.5 tacos. SCORM support would make this a tastier taco meal.

To my humble experience and opinion: Promising approach with brilliant ideas and possibilities. However, it lacks basics, such as integrating video lessons. Within the page design, there is the option to insert a video element, which, however, immediately leads to a dialog to upload a video. This does not work, and there is no progress indicator.

Given the very limited storage space, uploading videos is not sensible. I could not find any way to embed external videos. This may be due to the lack of tutorials and assistance.

The usability is, to put it nicely, a bit of an adjustment. Double-clicking on structural elements does nothing. A fiddly mini-menu appears when you click on the three barely visible dots next to a block.
Click & Drop seems unknown to the creators - no dropable items storage and toolbox. Perhaps they might take a look at how a Node Editor works to catch up with current standards. If so, I would love it.
It’s a shame that this renders the many brilliant ideas irrelevant, and I cannot use this product for current productive systems.

I need this for courses I plan to create for my books. I'm not looking for something super fancy or technical. I'm in the middle of designing a course, but so far all I've used is some text and activity questions. I will probably use videos in the future, which sounds like are better hosted outside the platform (I do have a video platform that isn't youtube). The creator seems responsive when i asked about tutorials, so happy for that.

I wish there was a way to preview the course page after you edit them. I guess I'll take a look further at the documentation to see what is out there. I like the pop up boxes that appear when I am creating from a template. That was helpful.

I’ve built a few online courses before and it has always been hard. Seturon seems like an easy to use platform – it's easy, I literally just drag blocks around like I’m building with Lego. No tech headaches, no endless tutorials. Clean interface, that's good.

Highlights:

Create a course looks easy.

Super intuitive – even my grandma could use it.

Looks clean and professional without needing a designer

I'm loving it so far. Waiting for more languages to launch so I can take this international.

With over 120 courses to load into the platform, before I start to create more, this one will sit on the shelf until SCORM is available.
Let’s hope that happens before the refund window closes, otherwise I might have to let it go.