Adding a SCORM Module to WordPress with Two LMSs – Need Help

Hi all!

I’m looking to add a training module to a large WordPress site we have. Right now, we’re using LearnDash for one part of the site, but I need to upload a SCORM module to a regular WordPress page in another section.

I want to use Cluevo since I’ve tested it on a separate site, and it worked great for what I need. But I’m wondering if there might be any conflicts or issues with having two LMSs running on the same site.

Has anyone experienced this before? What are some workarounds I can try? Any advice would be super helpful. Thanks :wink:

I faced a similar situation when I was managing a large WordPress site and needed to integrate two different LMS systems. I had LearnDash for one part of the site and needed to add SCORM modules with a separate tool, like Cluevo. My initial concern was about potential conflicts between the two LMSs. To address this, I set up a staging environment to test everything before going live. I found that conflicts were minimal, but I did need to carefully manage plugin settings and ensure compatibility with my WordPress theme. One workaround I found effective was isolating the SCORM module functionalities in a separate section of the site to avoid interference with LearnDash. Testing thoroughly and keeping things organized helped me integrate both systems smoothly.

I had a similar experience managing a large WordPress site where I needed to integrate two different LMS systems—LearnDash for part of the site and Cluevo for SCORM modules. My biggest worry was potential conflicts between the two systems. To tackle this, I set up a staging environment to test everything before going live. I discovered that conflicts were minor, but I had to manage plugin settings carefully and ensure everything was compatible with my WordPress theme. I found that isolating the SCORM modules in a separate section of the site helped avoid interference with LearnDash. Thorough testing and organization were key to integrating both systems smoothly.