Teachfloor Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“Award-Winning Social Learning Platform”

Being in a platform that’s earning top awards shows how much care goes into user experience. Teachfloor doesn’t feel like another LMS—it feels like a community space.

Pros : Recognized as a Top-20 People’s Choice LMS based on user experience. Features facilitate peer feedback and community building.

Cons : Not explicitly stated; overall user sentiment skews positive.

Switched from : Moodle

Reason to switch : Moodle lacked social learning depth; Teachfloor offers mainstream recognition and a truly collaborative approach.

4.6/5

“Fabulous Peer Learning for Research Teams”

I run internal researcher training and couldn’t find better peer-review tools anywhere. Teachfloor’s social-based design elevated our courses tremendously.

Pros : Peer feedback functionality… makes learning collaborative and constructive… well-made all around with graphic design, ease of use.

Cons : No cons mentioned—experience was outstanding.

Switched from : Canvas LMS

Reason to switch : Canvas required plugins for peer learning, while Teachfloor includes it natively and beautifully.

4.6/5

“Engaging for Interactive Learning”

Creating collaborative group courses felt intuitive, and peer engagement features brought our cohorts closer and more committed to learning.

Pros : Peer learning, group discussions, and communal feedback features boost student involvement.

Cons : None identified.

Switched from : Blackboard Learn

Reason to switch : Blackboard was more instructor-led and rigid—Teachfloor brought the interactive, learner-first experience.

4.5/5

“Outstanding for Cohort-Based Courses”

Using Teachfloor for my entrepreneur academy was a revelation. The experience was sleek, the support team accessible and responsive, and the platform kept evolving just when I needed new tools.

Pros : Very impressive platform quality. Ideal for cohort-based academies. Exceptional customer support… Continual rollout of new features. Excellent UI/UX for students.

Cons : Higher price compared to alternatives.

Switched from : Canvas LMS

Reason to switch : Canvas was too generic for cohort-based needs; Teachfloor offered a more refined UX tailored to group-driven learning.

4.5/5

“Ideal for Pre-Accelerator Programs”

Managing our pre-accelerator cohort on Teachfloor was efficient. Task tracking, progress dashboards, and gamification worked hand in hand to keep startups engaged.

Pros : Nice all-in-one tool… gamification… track progress and interactions.

Cons : A pause feature between cohorts would be useful since our programs run periodically.

Switched from : Thinkific

Reason to switch : Thinkific lacked social and gamification features critical for cohort engagement, which Teachfloor delivered seamlessly.

4.5/5

“Next-Level Interactivity and Support”

Teachfloor transformed how I design interactive courses—forums, live feedback, and smart embedding made the learning space come alive, though managing instructor roles could be easier.

Pros : Platform is user-friendly, supports embedding tools, and builds community learning.

Cons : Permissions could be more flexible for managing multiple instructors.

Switched from : LearnWorlds

Reason to switch : LearnWorlds had great design tools but lacked Teachfloor’s real-time collaboration and social learning capabilities.

4.5/5

“New Era of Intuitive LMS Design”

Teachfloor distinguishes itself with a clean, intuitive layout—setting up fast, managing learners simpler. But I did hit limits when we grew bigger.

Pros : Platform eliminates clutter, making everything easier to set up and manage.

Cons : Storage quotas and pricing may become limiting as we scale.

Switched from : Absorb LMS

Reason to switch : Absorb offered features but felt overwhelming in design; Teachfloor delivered clarity with power.

4.3/5

“Modern, Clean Interface That Scales Globally”

We launched global soft-skills training using Teachfloor. Setting up was smooth, Zapier connected everything, and learners praised how visually pleasant and responsive the platform was.

Pros : Very versatile and robust… easy to setup and manage… UI and UX great… seamless Zapier integration.

Cons : Nothing encountered so far—displays steady performance.

Switched from : TalentLMS

Reason to switch : TalentLMS was basic and lacked scalable automation; Teachfloor offered a more robust, integrated system.

4.3/5

“Super Flexible with Custom Integrations”

I built diverse course structures quickly and even tied Teachfloor into my existing internal systems—though digging into analytics still requires some work.

Pros : Platform is so flexible… easy to create/manage any course… custom integrations with our internal tools.

Cons : Reporting capabilities are somewhat limited.

Switched from : Moodle

Reason to switch : Moodle offered flexibility but lacked sleek UX and easy integrations like Teachfloor.

4.3/5

“Smooth Transition from Eduflow”

After Eduflow shut down, Teachfloor felt like a natural upgrade—it kept the social learning feel while bringing a smoother, polished experience.

Pros : Teachfloor is easy to use, modern, and supports group courses mixing async and live lessons.

Cons : Hard to identify any downsides so far.

Switched from : Eduflow

Reason to switch : Eduflow was discontinued, and Teachfloor offered an almost identical approach plus better support.