Kolibri on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Overview

Kolibri, from the non profit Learning Equality, is an open source learning platform built for places where connectivity is scarce, expensive or unreliable. One Kolibri server holds a library of open educational content, videos, exercises, documents and interactive HTML5 activities, imported from the Kolibri Studio catalogue or from a USB drive, and serves it over the local network to any device with a browser.

It ships three roles in one application. Learners browse the library, work through lessons and take quizzes, and their progress is recorded even when the server has no internet. Coaches group learners into classes, assign lessons and quizzes drawn from the imported channels, and follow progress reports per learner and per exercise. Administrators manage the facility, its users and permissions, and choose which content channels are available. Because everything runs from the one server, a school, training centre, clinic or field office can keep teaching with no connectivity at all.

Common uses

• Run a school or training centre library of open educational content with no internet connection
• Assign lessons and quizzes to classes and follow learner progress from a coach dashboard
• Serve curated learning content to a whole site from one server over the local network

See it running

Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.