Moodle is an open-source learning management system that educational institutions and organisations use to manage online learning. It integrates with video conferencing, authentication and content tools, is designed to meet WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, and has its own app for online and offline learning. You can download Moodle and run it on your own servers, use MoodleCloud (a hosted option for small organisations and individual course sellers), or work with a Moodle Certified Partner for hosting, support and customisation.
Moodle is developed by Moodle Pty Ltd, an Australian company that leads the project; its founder, Martin Dougiamas, is based in Perth. The software is released under version 3 of the GNU General Public License. Because the code is open and can be self-hosted, a European organisation can run Moodle in its own or a European data centre and so keep control of its data and keys. With MoodleCloud or a partner, the hosting location depends on the provider chosen.