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Amir Tadrisi
AI for Education Specialist
Amir is a full-stack developer with a strong focus on building modern, AI-powered educational platforms. Since 2013, he has worked extensively with Open edX, gaining deep experience in scalable learning management systems. He is the creator of Cubite.io, and publishes AI-focused learning content at The Learning Algorithm and Testdriven. His recent work centers on integrating artificial intelligence with learning tools to create more personalized and effective educational experiences.
Posts by Amir Tadrisi (28)
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Financial Services Compliance Training LMS: What a FINRA Exam Tests
FINRA's Regulatory Element, Firm Element, and AML training all end in one place: a record an examiner can ask for years later. Here is what a financial services compliance training LMS must capture, and how Cubite LMS keeps it exam-ready.
Customer Education LMS: Give Each Audience Its Own Branded Academy
Training your customers is not the same as training your staff. Here is what a customer education LMS has to do, and why a single branded academy rarely survives once partners and resellers are in the mix.
HIPAA Training LMS: The Records an Audit Actually Tests
HIPAA training is easy to deliver and hard to prove. Here is what a HIPAA training LMS must actually record: per-person, timestamped, role-based, and kept for six years.
Customizable LMS: What You Can Configure Without Code (and When You Need Custom Development)
Most teams do not need a custom-built LMS. They need a customizable one. Here is what a modern LMS lets you brand, configure, and integrate without code, and the narrow set of needs that still require a custom build.
Compliance Training LMS: Verifiable Certificates and Audit-Ready Records
Regulators do not accept "we think everyone was trained." A compliance training LMS turns mandatory training into verified completions, verifiable certificates, tracked expiry dates, and records you can hand an auditor without a scramble.
LMS SSO: SAML, OAuth, and What Enterprise Buyers Should Require
Single sign-on is table stakes for an enterprise LMS, but "we support SAML" hides a lot. Here is how LMS SSO actually works, what to require beyond the login button, and how to evaluate it before you sign.
LMS Reporting That Flags At-Risk Learners Before They Drop
Completion rates tell you what already happened. These are the LMS reports that surface at-risk learners while you can still act, flag exam questions that are broken rather than hard, and warn you before a compliance certificate lapses.
The LMS Course Builder With No Plugins: Build Quizzes, Video, and SCORM Natively
Adding a quiz or a SCORM module to a course should not take three plugins. Here is how a native, block-based course builder handles interactive content and standards tracking in one place, and the cases where a WordPress plugin stack is still the right call.
WordPress LMS Security in 2026: Every Major Plugin Shipped a Serious Flaw
Across 2026, researchers disclosed fresh SQL injection and data-exposure flaws in all four leading WordPress LMS plugins. Here is what each one exposes, why the plugin-stack model keeps producing them, and how to lower your risk.
White-Label LMS: Why Real Multi-Tenancy Beats a Logo Swap
Most white-label LMS guides sell you a logo swap. The decision that actually protects your clients and lets you resell is architectural: whether each branded academy is a truly isolated tenant, or just a skin on one shared account.
AI Course Creation in Cubite LMS: From a Prompt to a Trackable Course
Most AI course generators hand you a draft you still have to host and track somewhere else. Cubite LMS generates the course inside the platform that delivers it, tracks completion with native SCORM and xAPI, and pairs it with an AI tutor trained on the same material.
Moodle Security in 2026: The CVEs to Patch and What to Do If You Can't Upgrade
In 2026, Moodle disclosed a remote code execution flaw, a SQL injection bug, and a mobile-app token leak. Here is which version is exposed, how to check yours, and what to do when upgrading is not an option yet.
The 2026 Canvas Data Breach: A Timeline and What It Means for LMS Security
In the first half of 2026, one incident at Instructure generated roughly 58% of every US data-breach notice. Here is a sourced timeline of the Canvas breach, the multi-tenant root cause behind it, and what it changes about how you choose and host an LMS.
LearnDash Pricing in 2026: The New Liquid Web Tiers
Choosing a Food-Safety Training LMS: One Accredited Founder's Move Off the LearnDash Plugin Stack
What Transfers When You Leave LearnDash (Free Worksheet)
The LearnDash Migration Checklist: A No-Data-Loss Runbook (2026)
Free LearnDash Alternatives in 2026 (and Their Hidden Cost)
LearnDash and SCORM: The Add-On Tax (and the Native Alternative)
The Best LearnDash Alternative for Universities and Enterprise (2026)
Thinkific vs LearnDash (2026): An Honest Comparison
LearnPress vs LearnDash: The Honest 2026 Comparison
Tutor LMS vs LearnDash (2026): An Honest Head-to-Head Comparison
LifterLMS vs LearnDash (2026): An Honest Comparison
Moodle vs LearnDash: The Honest 2026 Comparison
We Scanned 174 Live LearnDash Sites in 2026: The Security Findings
