Moodle is really aimed at higher ed.
Lemme guess, you've got a customer who doesn't have an LMS, but they want to get a single course out to everybody and track that they've completed it.
This really isn't a good situation to be in as the course vendor. You don't want to be responsible for their infrastructure, and implementing an LMS for a single course is really overkill.
You can a.) recommend your customer look at implementing an LMS, as they will probably do more and more e-learning in the future
or b.) find a provider who can do it cheap. I would look at Learn.com
They are better off implementing an LMS. If whatever your solution is doesn't have a self-registration system, you'll need to make sure all the users get enrolled. Given that they want e-mail notifications, self-registration isn't going to help you. They need to put one in place.
PM me and I can help you more. I'm also around this week if you want to meet up in the city to talk about it.




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