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It may be hard to understand at first sight the differences between edX, the online learning initiative by edX Inc. (edx.org) and the Open edX platform. In short, edX is a non-profit initiative that delivers high-quality online courses from Harvard University, the MIT and hundreds or other consortium members, and Open edX is the technology platform that edX inc created to power this initiative. As Open edX was licenced as an open-source technology it can also be used to power many other online learning initiatives not affiliated with edX.org. Our purpose at eduNEXT is to support this type of initiatives by providing services and solutions based on the Open edX platform.

To find out more about edX visit edx.org
To learn more about the Open edX platform, visit open.edx.org

What features are included / supported in the Open edX platform?

The open edX platform is a cluster of applications including the LMS or learner platform, studio or authoring platform, the e-commerce application, the insights platform and the mobile apps. Click on the links above to find more details about the nature of each application and their functionality. You can check out this List of features, which we have prepared with the Open edX community for simplifying the exploration and location of different features. Finally, exploring the platform via one demo or by setting up and working with your own site is one of the best ways to find out the different functionalities included in the platform.

How do I get my courses to be published in edX.org?

Courses on edx.org are publicly listed in the edX course catalog and are open to learners from around the world. To publish a course on edx.org, your organization must have an agreement with edX Inc. You can contact edX directly to find out more.

There is no time limit for the use of our LITE subscription. We recommend you begin using our free Lite subscription and then upgrade to a paid one to start enjoying our advanced features.

What is the delivery time for a cloud-based subscription project?

Depending on the size, interests, and requirements of the intended installation, we can offer different alternatives, which I’ll explain in detail below.

Can I begin with a Cloud subscription and later on turn to an On Premise subscription?