Seturon Reviews

To my humble experience and opinion: Promising approach with brilliant ideas and possibilities. However, it lacks basics, such as integrating video lessons. Within the page design, there is the option to insert a video element, which, however, immediately leads to a dialog to upload a video. This does not work, and there is no progress indicator.

Given the very limited storage space, uploading videos is not sensible. I could not find any way to embed external videos. This may be due to the lack of tutorials and assistance.

The usability is, to put it nicely, a bit of an adjustment. Double-clicking on structural elements does nothing. A fiddly mini-menu appears when you click on the three barely visible dots next to a block.
Click & Drop seems unknown to the creators - no dropable items storage and toolbox. Perhaps they might take a look at how a Node Editor works to catch up with current standards. If so, I would love it.
It’s a shame that this renders the many brilliant ideas irrelevant, and I cannot use this product for current productive systems.

I need this for courses I plan to create for my books. I'm not looking for something super fancy or technical. I'm in the middle of designing a course, but so far all I've used is some text and activity questions. I will probably use videos in the future, which sounds like are better hosted outside the platform (I do have a video platform that isn't youtube). The creator seems responsive when i asked about tutorials, so happy for that.

I wish there was a way to preview the course page after you edit them. I guess I'll take a look further at the documentation to see what is out there. I like the pop up boxes that appear when I am creating from a template. That was helpful.

I’ve built a few online courses before and it has always been hard. Seturon seems like an easy to use platform – it's easy, I literally just drag blocks around like I’m building with Lego. No tech headaches, no endless tutorials. Clean interface, that's good.

Highlights:

Create a course looks easy.

Super intuitive – even my grandma could use it.

Looks clean and professional without needing a designer

I'm loving it so far. Waiting for more languages to launch so I can take this international.

With over 120 courses to load into the platform, before I start to create more, this one will sit on the shelf until SCORM is available.
Let’s hope that happens before the refund window closes, otherwise I might have to let it go.

I was considering using Seturon for a project and bought the highest tier. The product description on Appsumo said we could use a custom domain, which is pretty standard. When I tried to do so, I received an email notifying me that they were experiencing bugs with the future and turning off this ability for everyone, and that if I wanted to enable it I could pay $40 a month.

Most of the features are fairly buggy, there is no real way to preview what your course will look like for the general public, beyond publishing and viewing in an incognito window. The output is pretty clean and they do seem to have a good variety of module pages, but I am going to be asking for a refund because of the previously mentioned behavior.