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Ventureburn • 23 Jan 2013

WooThemes enters online course market with Sensei WordPress plugin

By Martin Carstens

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Sensei

WordPress theme and extension developer, WooThemes, is entering the online course market through Sensei, the company’s latest WordPress plugin.

Launched earlier this week, Sensei — previously code-named LMS — integrates with WooCommerce, the WooThemes eCommerce platform. This means that teachers can create courses within WordPress, and then charge for them.

Sensei integrates with existing WordPress themes and presents a familiar workflow — creating a course or lesson is similar to creating a new page or post in WordPress.