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SyberWorks Training Center vs Torus

SyberWorks Training Center

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Torus

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API—Yes
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Plans published50
Spec score · Learning Content Management Systems7.5 (#12)7.1 (#14)
HeadquartersWaltham, Massachusetts, United StatesPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
HostingThe company offers licensed or hosted deployment options and says its hosted solution uses Microsoft Azure.A managed Torus instance is available, or users can run their own instance.
PurposeSyberWorks Training Center is a web-based learning management system for managing and tracking organizational training.Torus is an open platform for creating, delivering, and optimizing adaptive learning experiences.
SupportSyberWorks offers training and support with account management aligned to the customer’s system design.The Torus sign-in page provides a knowledge base and a form for submitting technical support requests.

Plans

SyberWorks Training Center

  • 2000+ UsersPriced on request
  • 1000 UsersPriced on request
  • 500 UsersPriced on request
  • 250 UsersPriced on request
  • 100 UsersPriced on request

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Torus

No plans published.

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In their own words

SyberWorks Training Center

SyberWorks Training Center is a web-based system for managing and tracking organizational training. It brings learning, document, and quality management into one platform, supporting online, classroom, on-the-job, and self-paced study. Training can be created from SOPs, assigned by job role, and refreshed when documents change; reminders and completion reports help track assignments. Learners take courses and quizzes through a standard or smartphone browser, without a special app. Content can be delivered in SCORM, AICC, or MP4 formats, and the LMS offers over 70 standard reports for learning and compliance activity. Document tools include collaboration, approvals, version history, and AI-generated searchable summaries and keyword lists. Quality tools cover incident and deviation reports, CAPA plans, and change control requests. Integrations include common or custom HRIS, ERP, and CRM connections, single sign-on, and HR and CMS data feeds. Deployment can be licensed or hosted. Pricing starts at $8.00 per contact per quarter for over 2,000 users; smaller listed tiers range from $9.00 to $12.00 per contact per quarter. There is no free plan.

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Torus

Torus is a free, open-source platform for creating, delivering, and optimizing adaptive learning experiences. It combines course authoring and delivery with rich text, media, and interactive activities. Educators can use, adapt, remix, publish, and version learning components and course derivatives. The Activity Bank stores reusable activities such as quiz questions that can be searched, tagged, and aligned with learning objectives. Branched multiple-choice activities route learners to follow-up questions based on responses. By default, scoring counts all activities on a page, so completing a branch may not produce full credit or a completion checkmark. Torus tracks performance in real time to help educators refine content. It supports LTI 1.3, an extensible activity framework, API access, and managed or self-hosted deployment. The MIT license permits commercial use and industry collaboration. Version 33 added an Instructor Intelligent Dashboard, Adaptive Pages enhancements, template changes, accessibility improvements, and 151 platform updates.

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