r/elearning is a subreddit with 28k members. The most common kinds of discussions are solution requests and advice requests, and the community frequently discusses e learning, video, training, elearning, and content creation, and they frequently recommend/review lms, platforms, and job sites.
This subreddit is dedicated to discussion of the techniques, difficulties and joys of creating, applying and evaluating elearning of all types.
Have a question about an authoring tool? Bring it.
Want to talk about LMSes? We've been there. It's okay to cry.
Trying to figure out SCORM, the Experience API (xAPI/Tin Can API), LTI, cmi5, HPML, IMS Caliper, etc.? Seeing these acronyms for the first time? No worries. It's big enough in here for everyone.
Popular Themes in r/elearning
#1
Solution Requests
: "Choosing a platform for customer and partner training (courses, quizzes, certifications). Disco vs Thinkific vs LearnWorlds vs Skilljar?"
7 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "What's the most useful JavaScript interaction you've added to a course?"
7 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Hard time adjusting to WorkRamp"
2 posts
#4
Self-Promotion
: "I built a free desktop authoring tool for Mac and Windows with an AI assistant built in — would love your honest feedback"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/elearning
#1
E Learning
: "What's the most useful JavaScript interaction you've added to a course?"
24 posts
#2
Video
: "Best free PDF to Video converter?"
7 posts
#3
Training
3 posts
#4
Elearning
3 posts
#5
Content Creation
: "Learning/ Content Creation platform"
3 posts
#6
Course Design
: "Is anyone going to Articuland London?"
2 posts
#7
Lms
2 posts
#8
Ai Tool
2 posts
#9
Learning Videos
: "How are people turning existing course documents into actual Learning Videos?"
2 posts
#10
Objective
1 post
Member Growth in r/elearning
Yearly
+9k members(51.5%)
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Last updated: October 25, 2026