The current landscape of education worldwide is utilizing online platforms to extend their populations’ access to learning. A successful learning management system (LMS) is a central hub to virtually engage families, help teachers plan courses, and facilitate education with the emphasis on direct communication of all involved parties.

When introduced in Morocco, it could be life-changing for those labeled by the media as “excused absences,” even though Moroccan schooling is mandatory from ages six to fifteen. Legitimizing the online curriculum that graduates the young population would aid the stated Ministry of Education’s 2026 goals. The population has yet to see any major decline in these rates to give the 2022 reform its credit, partially evidenced by 300,000 children who dropped out in 2023.

The Kingdom’s history with online learning was before the 2022 reform, and lacked the updated curriculum and structure needed to engage students who were 

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