Chamilo 3.0 Released: Open-Source LMS Gains Native MCP Server Support

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Chamilo, an open-source learning management system, has released version 3.0.0, marking a significant update to the platform. The new release introduces a native MCP server with support for PAuth 2.1, a modern authentication protocol. The update was announced via the project's official GitHub repository. Chamilo LMS is widely used by educational institutions and organizations to deliver and manage online learning content.

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