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Alison vs Microsoft Learn for Azure

Alison

alison.com

Microsoft Learn for Azure

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FigureAlisonMicrosoft Learn for Azure
Price from$5/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published121
Spec score · MOOC Platforms9.3 (#3)6.1 (#67)
HeadquartersMount Carmel, Loughrea, IrelandRedmond, Washington, United States

Plans

Alison

  • FreeFree
  • Single Course Download$1, paid once
  • Unlimited Offline Access$5 a month
  • LMS+ Starter$99 a month
  • LMS+ Growth$249 a month
  • LMS+ Enterprise$599 a month
  • Free LMSFree
  • Lite Plan$1, paid once
  • Unlimited Plan$5 a month
  • Starter$99 a month

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Microsoft Learn for Azure

  • Microsoft Learn trainingPriced on request

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In their own words

Alison

Alison is an online learning service with more than 6,000 courses across 10 categories, alongside skills training, psychometric assessments, career resources, and a learning management system. Learners can study at their own pace, with no stated deadline for finishing a course. Completed courses can lead to Certificates and Diplomas; Alison says its courses are CPD UK accredited. Career resources include a Career Ready Plan, a résumé builder, job listings, and course recommendations. Free learning includes advertising, while Premium is offered to remove ads. The Android and iOS app supports offline study for English courses, but quizzes, assessments, and certificates need an internet connection. The Free LMS supports up to 10 users in an organisation. LMS+ adds unlimited learners, groups, co-branded certificates, reporting, and Content Hub storage. The free plan is free; an individual offline course download is $1, paid once, and unlimited offline access is $5 a month. Alison was founded in Ireland and is headquartered in Mount Carmel, Loughrea.

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Microsoft Learn for Azure

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