eXeLearning

eXeLearning is a free, open-source editor for creating interactive educational resources with text, images, video, and activities. Teachers and other creators can build materials without programming knowledge, then export them in formats such as SCORM, HTML, and EPUB for publishing or sharing. It can be used online, and official desktop installers are available for Linux, Windows, and macOS. For server use, eXeLearning CLOUD supports cloud storage and simultaneous editing of a project by multiple users. Official plugins connect the tool with Moodle SCORM, Moodle Web, WordPress, and Omeka-S; the Moodle SCORM plugin supports tracking and grade collection. The editor includes assessment building and responsive output. Version 4.0 brought accessibility improvements, while version 4.0.1 improved ZIP extraction, authentication, and API-based access control. The software is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License 3. There is no Android or iOS editing version, but eXeReader can display materials on mobile devices.

Who it is for

eXeLearning suits teachers and creators preparing interactive educational materials without programming. Its CLOUD option is relevant to teams that need to edit a project together.

What is good

Create learning materials without programming knowledge.
Exports include SCORM, HTML, and EPUB.
Desktop installers cover Linux, Windows, and macOS.
CLOUD supports simultaneous project editing.
Plugins connect with Moodle, WordPress, and Omeka-S.

What to know first

There is no Android or iOS editing version.
Mobile devices can view materials through eXeReader only.

Verdict

eXeLearning offers free authoring across desktop and online use, with export formats and plugins for publishing and learning platforms. Mobile access is for viewing materials, not editing.