Can I Switch My Website to LearnDash?

Using the wrong LMS can limit your website’s performance. You might be stuck with a platform that’s hard to manage, missing key features, or unable to support your course as it grows.

These challenges can result in delayed updates, poor student experience, and fewer sales. It may be time for a better solution if you’re struggling to customize your course or add the features you need.

The good news is, you don’t have to rebuild everything from scratch. You can move your website to a more flexible LMS that gives you full control and works seamlessly with WordPress.

Book your free consultation today and learn how to make the switch smoothly. Let’s look at how to move your website to LearnDash.

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How to Move Your Website to LearnDash

If your existing site uses an LMS such as LearnPress, Tutor LMS, Sensei, or LifterLMS, LearnDash offers a free Migration Add-On to make the move easier. This tool helps transfer courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, and questions from your old LMS.

Step-by-Step Migration Process:

Install the LearnDash Migration Add-On: Access your WordPress dashboard, open LearnDash LMS > Add-ons, and install the migration plugin.
Open the Migration Tool: After the installation of the plugin, go to LearnDash LMS > Settings > Advanced > Migration.
Choose Your Current LMS: Select the LMS you’re switching from. The tool will show your available courses.
Start the Migration: Select the courses you wish to move and click “Migrate Course.” The system will transfer your lessons, quizzes, and topics.

What Won’t Be Transferred Automatically?

While most course material will move over smoothly, some things won’t transfer automatically:

Media files (such as images and videos)
Student progress data
Categories and tags. These will require manual addition post-igration.

It’s also a good idea to test each course after migration to make sure everything works as expected.

What to Do After the Migration

Once the content has been transferred, here are some essentials to complete the process:

Upload Media Files: If any images or videos didn’t transfer, upload them again in the correct lesson or quiz.
Fix Links: Review your internal links and update any that lead to your old LMS pages.
Let Your Users Know: Inform your students about the switch and guide them through the new course layout if required.

Ready to switch and take full control of your online courses? Join us now and claim 70% off on the original LearnDash license—your smoother, smarter e-learning journey starts here.