Chamilo LMS 2.0 organizes access through 6 distinct roles: learner, trainer, HR/HRM manager, session administrator, portal administrator, and global administrator. Discover how this role-based structure simplifies the management of your learning platform while ensuring secure access control.

Vue 3 interface, AI-powered tools, REST API, SSO, integrations — discover the complete next generation of the most accessible European open-source LMS on the market.

In many organizations, training is not limited to digital formats. Even with online courses, in-person sessions remain essential. However, managing rooms, schedules, and participant tracking can quickly become a headache.

This is why Chamilo LMS now introduces a basic yet efficient room management feature, designed for Chamilo 2.0.

This functionality allows you to:

✨ Thank you for another year with Chamilo LMS ✨

As the year has just ended, the entire team at BeezNest Belgium would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who keeps Chamilo LMS alive and thriving every day.

Dear community,

In May 2025, the Chamilo Association's board and its voting members assembled and voted to retire the Chamilo Association completely and to hand the keys of the Chamilo project to BeezNest Belgium. This change will be effective as of tomorrow, January 1st, 2026.

The Chamilo Association was founded in 2010 with the goal of promoting the Chamilo project, facilitating coordination among its many actors, providing neutrality and transparency in the decision-making process, and, in the long term, contributing to the software's development.

6 Chamilo LMS features that save corporate administrators valuable time

Managing a learning platform is no easy task. Between creating courses, handling users, tracking progress, updating content, and generating reports, the workload can quickly become overwhelming.

💡 Fortunately, Chamilo LMS was designed to simplify administrators’ daily operations and let them focus on what really matters: the quality of learning.

Sessions in PHP: How they work and what governs them

PHP sessions are governed by several parameters that can either work together smoothly or conflict with each other.

All the PHP settings listed below can be configured in php.ini, in the vhost (if using Apache's modPHP), or in a .htaccess file (if .htaccess usage is allowed).