E-learning Templates

Course platforms and learning sites where progress is the point: catalogs, lessons, curricula, and completion. These templates give your material a motivating, navigable structure, with course listings learners can browse, lesson pages that flow module to module, and clear enrollment paths that turn visitors into students. They are built for educators, bootcamps, and knowledge products, and they scale from a single cohort to a full training library. Provost LMS suits structured programs that need learner dashboards and audit-ready reporting, while Folio Cards fits focused, study-driven apps built around repetition. Every design keeps momentum visible through progress indicators, completion states, and obvious next steps, so learners always know where they stand and what comes next.

What to look forStart by deciding whether you need a full learning platform or a focused study tool: the former should include course catalogs, lesson and curriculum pages, and learner dashboards, while the latter can stay lighter. Check that enrollment, progress tracking, and completion states are built into the actual pages rather than left as placeholders. Finally, match the structure to your audience, since corporate training benefits from reporting-ready dashboards while consumer courses benefit from browsing-friendly catalogs.

2 templates · Last updated 2026-07-21

Compare e-learning templates

TemplateTypePagesThemesIndustries
Folio Cards
A bookish spaced-repetition flashcard app with a warm paper look, one flip-card per sitting, and quiet retention stats.
Web app63Education, Technology & SaaS
Provost LMS
An institutional light-mode LMS app shell with a learning dashboard, course detail, and compliance reports.
Web app63Education, Professional Services, Technology & SaaS

E-learning templates — common questions

How much does it cost to try an e-learning template?+

Nothing. Every template in the E-learning category previews free in your browser, so you can click through the full course catalog, lesson, or dashboard flow before deciding anything. When you are ready to make one your own, you remix it into a codebase you own, which is currently rolling out through early access.

Do I own the code after I remix a course template?+

Yes. Remixing produces a clean codebase that belongs to you and that you can host anywhere you like. There is no lock-in to Dual7 infrastructure; the templates are complete multi-page sites or app UIs with real layouts, copy, and components that you can keep extending on your own.

Are these course platforms functional or just static mockups?+

They are real, structured interfaces, not screenshots. Each template is a complete app UI or multi-page site, and the web-app UIs bind to real data when you remix them. Folio Cards, for example, is a spaced-repetition study app UI designed to be bound to real deck data so you can ship a working product quickly.

Can these templates handle corporate training and compliance tracking?+

Yes, Provost LMS is built for exactly that. It is aimed at corporate training teams and education providers, with learner dashboards and compliance reporting laid out for audit-ready record keeping. If your needs are closer to a self-paced study tool than a full LMS, Folio Cards covers the focused learner experience instead.

Can I restyle an e-learning template to match my own brand?+

Yes. Any template in this category can be restyled by any Dual7 design system, so the theme changes while the underlying layouts and components stay intact. That means you can take something like Provost LMS or Folio Cards and make it look like your school, bootcamp, or company academy without rebuilding the pages from scratch.