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We are currently looking at three different platforms (atingi.org, socialprotection.org and Moodle) but we would appreciate it if you have any other suggestions. Ideally we would like to add 1-2 more to the list. We also have a list of specific criteria we are considering when comparing the platforms, which includes:
whether it is open source or not.
the intended target audience for the platform
the functionality (ease of use from the provider and consumer perspective)
languages available on the platform
what type of certification and tests the platform offers
maintenance requirements
cost
sustainability (dependence on funding)
| Atingi (GIZ) | Socialprotection.org | Moodle (hosted on Initiative resources) |
Open Source (yes/no) | yes | yes | yes |
Target audience | Aim of the project is to provide digital teaching to young people in developing countries Suitable for entrepreneurs, farmers, students e-Health identified as key topic Focus countries: Benin, Togo, Rwanda, Niger
| Member-based knowledge sharing and capacity building platform. Open to social protection practicioners, policy-makers, experts as well as academics and students. Aim is to foster global knowledge sharing on social protection policies.
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Functionality (provider & consumer) | Based on Moodle (migration phase) Provides good functionalities especially interfaces Self-paced courses, blended learning, mobile learning
| Many functionalities for the user (text, audio, video, blogs, news, webinars, events, programme profiles) Need more info on provider side
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Languages | English, French, Spanish at the moment Easy with Moodle to translate into many languages (e-based translation systems)
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Tests & certification | | | Moodle offers only basic certification If more advanced certification is required, effort needed to develop
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