Gabriele Rizzi
ITAmazing software with great support This is a very useful platform for who want publish online courses. Gurucan offers a lot of features that make it easy tocreate and manage online courses. Inside: - LMS with membership - Landing pages - Website - Mobile app (Android and Ios) - Webinars - Email automation - CRM - Analytics Amazing software, with great support and with a super price.
Idea soft
CAI have been looking for an all-in-one… I have been looking for an all-in-one teaching platform for a while and kept running into one issue or another. Gurucan is easy to use, offers great marketing tools, has an app, what else can you really ask for? Really excited to get all my courses up and running, my students are waiting!
Ubergeek
GBGurucan Gurucan - the name suggests that Teachers can! This piece has some very nifty features, e.g. Zapier and Webhooks integrations. Another very important feature is email notifications based on logic: if - then. Which gives ability to keep students (users) engaged. This is in addition to quizzes and challenges - a very good feature to encourage users to stay "on course" and complete the training. There are some kinks to work out, but overall this SaaS product is in the late beta stage and soon will be one of the best.
Carsten Meyer
DEGurucan offers all what course creators need! Gurucan offers all what course creators need - even webinars. (althoug still in beta). Gurucan is a new player in the field of LMS, but with great features and an affordable price structure. It comes with integrations for big video hosting services as well as Paypal, Stripe and even Zapier!
Stephn Bower
GBA self contained business- everything… A self contained business- everything you need to be a coach or a mentor or even for internal training purposes. I don't mind that the app is not whitelabel, it is dedicated so your clients only see your courses. But you've got course creation, quizzes/exams/webinars/homework/push notification (which I've not managed to get to work yet) and email marketing with drip feed and conditions (but no A/B testing though maybe that's not needed in this context). I'm having no issues so far with using this but its early days yet. Still, everything seems there