Inside WordPress, LearnDash adds course, lesson, topic, quiz, and assignment content types so you can organize a curriculum the same way you manage posts and pages. It also adds a learner dashboard, progress tracking, and gradebook features, which means your WordPress site behaves like a true e-learning platform without leaving the WordPress admin.
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