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This plugin helps you set up your WordPress site as the front-end site or marketing site for your online learning initiative powered by the Open edX platform.
The idea behind this integration is to use the greater flexibility of WordPress for the content management pages and leave the open edX only to be used once the user logs in to visit his dashboard or courses.
In these integrations, WordPress will typically be used for:
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<li>The site’s the homepage</li>
<li>The course catalog page</li>
<li>The pages that describe each of the courses</li>
<li>Any additional static pages that the initiative requires</li>
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This plugin is made available by eduNEXT, a world class open edX services provider. The plugin is initially tuned to work against an open edX site provided by eduNEXT, but it can also be used to integrate WordPress and any Open edX site.
The integration between open edX and WordPress currently works at 3 different places:
1) In the wordpress navigation menu. 
By adding a menu to your WordPress site that allows users to log in / register to the Open edX site. Once the user has logged in, this menu becomes aware of the session and transforms to a user menu with all the options the Open edX user menu has.
2) At the page / post content level to link posts with courses. 
By adding a Course button to a particular page or post, it can be used as a course description page, where all the information of the course can be stored and from which the user can access their courses based on the course settings and the learner state. 
This button is added using a shortcode, and it takes care of rendering the correct action depending on the configuration that the course has for that particular user on the Open edX site.
3) At the static pages level. 
Open edX includes some static pages for things like the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Honor coude and others, but it has very little capabilities for managing these web contents. The integration allows to host this content directly in wordpress and make sure that the traffic going to each of these static destinations reaches the right page.
Some additional integrations are currently under development. If you require a different kind of integration, or professional services to optimize your Open edX platform, contact eduNEXT at https://eduNEXT.co
<h3>Translations</h3>
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<li>English – default, always included</li>
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Note: All the strings in this plugins are localized / translateable by default. In case you need assistance with a particular localization issue, or want to contribute with one traslation, please reach out to eduNEXT (https://edunext.co)

Open edX LMS and WordPress integrator (LITE)

This plugin makes it easy to integrate a Wordpress site with an Open edX LMS provided by eduNEXT or with your own Open edX installation.

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The “Open edX Commerce” package is a free and open-source WordPress plugin that allows you to integrate WooCommerce with your Open edX platform.
What does this mean? 
You can create Open edX courses as products in WooCommerce, and when you perform purchase or refund operations for these products, your Open edX platform will reflect these changes.
Here are some things you can do with this plugin:
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Create Open edX courses as products: When you create products using WooCommerce, you can designate them as Open edX courses. If you do, you can assign the course mode and course_id you registered in your Open edX platform.
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Add settings for the connection with Open edX: You’ll have a new option in your WordPress settings to store authentication-related information for your Open edX platform.
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Enrollment Manager: You’ll have a table that records all enrollment requests made through purchasing products that are Open edX courses.
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View the enrollment requests from the orders: When a person purchases WordPress, a WooCommerce order is generated. If an order includes a product that is an Open edX course, you can easily access the related enrollment request created with this plugin.
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Create enrollments in Open edX: When an order containing an Open edX course is processed, it automatically creates an enrollment request.
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<li>You can also include the option to apply the “force” flag, disregarding the course’s enrollment end dates.</li>
<li>Starting from version Quince of Open edX, you can use the option to create enrollment allowed for non-registered users on the platform.</li>
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Create soft unenrollments from refunds: The enrollment record is maintained, but the “is_active” attribute of the enrollment is false. Deleting an “enrollment allowed” is also supported, but only from version Quince. 
Obtain enrollment information: This requests the Open edX APIs to retrieve the enrollment status of a user in a course.
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Obtain enrollment information: This requests the Open edX APIs to retrieve the enrollment status of a user in a course.
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Below are some links to help you get started with Open edX WooCommerce Plugin:
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<li><a href="https://docs.openedx.org/projects/wordpress-ecommerce-plugin/en/latest/plugin_quickstart.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Quick Start Guide</a></li>
<li><a href="https://docs.openedx.org/projects/wordpress-ecommerce-plugin/en/latest/how-tos/index.html" rel="nofollow ugc">How-to Guides</a></li>
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Note
This plugin calls the APIs from <a href="https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform" rel="nofollow ugc">Open edX Platform</a>.
More information about the API connection can be found in <a href="https://docs.openedx.org/projects/wordpress-ecommerce-plugin/en/latest/decisions/0002-api-connection.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Decisions: API connection</a>.
To learn more, you can visit the <a href="https://openedx.org/terms-of-use/" rel="nofollow ugc">Open edX Terms of Service</a>.
This plugin is maintained by <a href="https://edunext.co/" rel="nofollow ugc">edunext</a>.
<h3>Quickstart</h3>
Let’s start installing and configuring the Open edx Commerce plugin to connect your WordPress site with the enrollment APIs from your Open edX platform.
<a href="https://docs.openedx.org/projects/wordpress-ecommerce-plugin/en/latest/plugin_quickstart.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Link to the Quickstart in the documentation.</a>

Open edX Commerce

You can sell your Open edX courses with WooCommerce using this free and open-source WordPress plugin.

Open edX LMS and WordPress integrator (LITE) vs Open edX Commerce