# Chamilo 2.0 Documentation

Welcome to the official documentation for **Chamilo 2.0**, the open-source e-learning platform.

This documentation is organized into three guides, each tailored to a specific audience:

* [**Teacher Guide**](https://docs.chamilo.org/teacher-guide/teacher-guide) — For instructors and trainers: create courses, add content, assess learners, and track progress.
* [**Administration Guide**](https://docs.chamilo.org/administration-guide/admin-guide) — For platform administrators: install, configure, and manage the Chamilo platform.
* [**Developer Guide**](https://docs.chamilo.org/developer-guide/developer-guide) — For developers: understand the architecture, build plugins, use the API, and contribute to the project.

## What's New in Chamilo 2.0

Chamilo 2.0 is a major release with a completely redesigned interface and many new features:

* **Modern interface** — Built with Vue 3 and PrimeVue for a faster, more responsive experience
* **AI-powered tools** — Generate exercises, learning paths, and get AI-assisted grading
* **REST API** — Full API Platform-based REST API with JWT authentication
* **New authentication options** — OAuth2 (Azure, Keycloak, Facebook), SCIM user provisioning
* **LTI 1.3** — Connect external learning tools seamlessly
* **Cloud storage** — Native support for Azure Blob, AWS S3, and Google Cloud Storage
* **Color themes** — Customizable platform branding with theme support
* **OnlyOffice integration** — Edit documents collaboratively within the platform


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