Learnster
vs
Growloop
Learnster
Growloop
Company size
Number of employees
Microbusinesses (1-10)
Small businesses (11-100)
Medium-sized businesses (101-500)
Large companies (500+)
Microbusinesses (1-10)
Small businesses (11-100)
Medium-sized businesses (101-500)
Large companies (500+)
Platform
Cloud service
Mobile app
Cloud service
Mobile app
Price information
Free trial
Module pricing
Subscription pricing
Licence pricing
Free trial
Module pricing
Subscription pricing
Licence pricing
Product features in Competency Management Software
Blended learning
Create e-learning courses
Create videos
Gamification
Goal management and performance
Ready-made course packages
SCORM compatible
Skills overview
Tests and assessments
Blended learning
Create e-learning courses
Create videos
Gamification
Goal management and performance
Ready-made course packages
SCORM compatible
Skills overview
Tests and assessments
Reviews
Based on 45 reviews
Based on 1 reviews
Ease of use
4.7
Collaboration with the supplier
4.8
Support and service
4.7
Range of features
4.3
Customisation and flexibility
4.2
Integration
4.4
Value for money
4.6
How satisfied are you overall?
4.8
Ease of use
4.0
Collaboration with the supplier
5.0
Support and service
5.0
Range of features
3.0
Customisation and flexibility
4.0
Integration
4.0
Value for money
4.0
How satisfied are you overall?
4.0
Reviews
Pros
I have used learnster as part of a project, mainly in connection with specific process automation requirement. It was useful to have a platform that supports knowledge sharing and makes relevant project information acessible.
The simplicity of the system is a major strength. It is easy to navigate and the user experience (UX) is well thought-out and intuitive, enabling both administrators and users to find what they are looking for quickly.
The scalability that everyone can be involved at the same time in a subject creates a greater understanding and common culture.
The price and the fact that it is a mix between self-study and learning groups without taking too much time.
Plug and play with good and engaging programmes that you don't have to build yourself.
Reviews
Cons
My experience with Learnster has been limited to a particular project use case, so I haven't explored all its features. I don't have enough exposure to comment on any specific limitations at this point.
The biggest challenge is the complexity of how programmes are structured compared to individual courses. Assignments, tagging and certain settings are managed in different places, which makes it difficult to get a clear overview. This makes administration more time-consuming and increases the risk of overlooking a setting.
Would like to have more varied exercises, although I am a big believer in reflection and sharing.
