Moodle vs Mindtickle: Which is a better fit?

Eladio M.: Hello, this is Eladio. I work in a producer of online courses. And I'm going to rate Moodle with four out of five stars. I have used many alternatives to Moodle, such as LMS and WordPress with LearnDash and Sensei. Moodle is the more powerful of all of them. I use Moodle because this is the all-in-one solution for e-learning. It has everything: tests, communication with the students. It is the most powerful tool in the market for this. I could give Moodle five star if it was was easier to use it, but the interface is very old, very little intuitive. And that's something they have to improve. If you are starting with Moodle right now, I would recommend that you look for expert advice. It is very tough to configurate, to set up and to put everything in place. So look for help.

Mari M.: Hi, my name is Mari. I'm an instructional designer. I give Mindtickle a four out of five. For more reviews like this, click down below. We use Mindtickle as a sales readiness platform. We use that mostly to train our AEs on products, upcoming releases, and any sort of updates to our initiatives and products. So we release courses out on a regular cadence. And we use Mindtickle for onboarding as well. So, onboarding new AEs and any sort of new person to the organization. What I really like about Mindtickle is its ease of use. It's very intuitive. The visuals are very engaging. There's a lot of options as to interactivity between the learner and the administrator. So in terms of the amount of types of learning that can occur on Mindtickle, it's very, very great. So that is one thing I suggest it for is the amount of interactivity, the amount of assets that you can house within Mindtickle, and the amount of assets that you can use for learning new material. One thing that I find lacking with Mindtickle is their courses into learning about Mindtickle. I find it really lacking. I find it really disengaging, which is a shame because so much of their product is engaging. When we first used started using Mindtickle in our organization, I attended a two-week kind of boot camp to learn about Mindtickle, and I found those sessions to be very dry, and I actually didn't learn much from it. So, a lot of the learning that I did about Mindtickle was just me using it. So, I found that part very lacking. The support is fairly strong. It's fairly good. But I find that the engagement between the company and me was very lacking.