Training-Online.eu Launches Free E-learning Shop Feature
Jan 28, 2017
The software platform is giving users a chance to increase brand awareness and grow their profits, reports www.training-online.eu.
Prague, Czech Republic - January 28, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Training-Online.eu, a progressive and fast-growing e-learning platform, recently announced the launch of their free e-learning shop marketplace feature. As of this month, those who use their web application will have the possibility of increasing their brand awareness and course visibility by offering free courses to unregistered users. It is their hope that everyone who uses the features will be able to capture the attention of new customers and take advantage of opportunities for additional income.
Jan Prochazka, a representative of Training-Online.eu, commented “As people are getting used to online shopping these days, the field of e-commerce is getting stronger. We fully recognize that this presents an opportunity for our users to gain visibility and make the most of their brand. For this reason, we’re offering them the chance to expose their courses to users who may not necessarily be registered to the platform so that they can increase their potential customer base and boost their bottom line.”
Starting an elearning eshop Training-Online.eu requires no additional effort on the part of course developers. All of the study materials they have prepared for their lessons and courses will be put on the digital shelf in their very own e-learning marketplace along with their learning management system. Course developers have full control over which courses to place into their free marketplace, can personalize their e-shops using their own logo and preferred colors, and can give students the option to take the courses in multiple languages.
Training-Online.eu users can integrate the e-shop with their learning platform with just one click by switching on the e-shop function on their “settings” page. Unregistered users will then be able to go through their shop, select the courses they want to take, pay the required fee, and gain access to the study materials.
Prochazka further commented, “Whether a company uses the LMS platform for its own education or has positioned themselves as an educational agency, our new e-shop feature gives them a way to make additional profits from something they already have. We are excited about rolling out this new feature to our users and providing them with the opportunity to take their business to the next level.”
About Training-Online.eu:
As an e-learning education web application, Training-Online.eu has been running since 2011. Creating an interesting alternative to other Learning Management Systems, Training-Online.eu's LMS is easily configurable, accessible on any device, quickly set up, and available in 8 languages: English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Russian, Polish and Czech. Furthermore, no initial investment is needed, as the registration to the LMS is completely free and there is also a possibility to use the platform for free. All of these attractive features have been designed to create a great user experience and to fit the purposes and needs of the clients.
Contact Info:
Name: Jan Prochazka
Organization: TRAINING ONLINE s.r.o.
Phone: 420732145886
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/training-online-eu-launches-free-e-learning-shop-feature/165150
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