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title: "Opigno"
description: "Opigno is a Drupal distribution rather than a standalone application: a curated set of modules, configuration and a theme that turn Drupal into a learning platform with training paths, classes, certificates, badges, live meetings and H5P-based activities. It is maintained by the Swiss agency Connect-i, which also sells hosted and enterprise editions alongside the free Community release."
canonical_url: "https://scorm-tools.com/tools/opigno"
last_updated: "2026-10-31T10:22:01.161Z"
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Opigno is a Drupal distribution rather than a standalone application: a curated set of modules, configuration and a theme that turn Drupal into a learning platform with training paths, classes, certificates, badges, live meetings and H5P-based activities. It is maintained by the Swiss agency Connect-i, which also sells hosted and enterprise editions alongside the free Community release.

The case for it is straightforward. If an organisation already runs Drupal — with its content model, user management, translation handling and access control in place — Opigno makes training another part of the same site rather than a second system to integrate. The learning-path model is more flexible than the usual course-and-module hierarchy.

The case against it is equally clear. You inherit Drupal's operational reality: major-version upgrades, module compatibility, and PHP hosting that has to be maintained properly. SCORM support lives in a bolt-on module whose stated ceiling is 2004 3rd Edition, which is enough for most published content but not the deep sequencing implementation a purpose-built player offers. There is no cmi5 claim, and we would not infer one.

Maintenance is healthy — the distribution page was updated in August 2026 and the 3.2 branch reports over a thousand reported installs — but note that `opigno_scorm` and `opigno_tincan_api` are updated on their own, slower cadence.