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LMSLearning management system for higher education

Students, teachers and the Dean work from one course page that holds every class, material, mark and outcome.

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Rohan misses a quiz question; it links him to the class minute that teaches itIllustration · fictional data
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  • Quiz misses link to the exact minute of class that teaches them
  • Honest watch time: skipped video never counts as watched
  • Students see their course outcomes and their own attainment

What you'll see

LMS at work

Student · Lecture page

Count only the video that is really watched

Video resumes where you stopped, at your own speed. Skipped video never counts, and a lecture is marked complete only after about 90% is really watched.

Skipped part not counted, so the lecture stays open until it is watchedIllustration · fictional data
Faculty · Grading screen

Grade assignments with rubrics on one screen

Assignments mix objective and subjective questions, each tagged with a Bloom level and course outcome. Teachers grade with weighted, checklist or rating-scale rubrics and publish marks to the gradebook.

Rubric grading done; marks and feedback published to the gradebookIllustration · fictional data
Faculty · Insight cards

Spot at-risk students before the exam

Teacher insight cards sort students into critical, watch list and good news. The at-risk list raises alerts automatically, and a teacher can flag a student to their mentor.

Rohan on the watch list for missed assignments; flagged to his mentorIllustration · fictional data

Who uses it

FacultyStudentLeadership

Part of these solutions

UniversitiesOnline & ODL programmes

Try it yourself

LMS in 7 steps, on your own

This is the tour your sandbox opens with. Each step says which login to use; in the sandbox it also says exactly where to click. No call needed.

  1. FacultyRead the tiles, then click 'Pending to grade'.Active courses, total students, Teaching load, Classes today and Pending to grade at a glance.
  2. FacultyOpen a submission, enter the marks and feedback, and click 'Save Grade'.The newest assignment is about half graded, so there is a real queue. 'Run AI evaluation' drafts marks you can accept with 'Apply to fields'.
  3. FacultyFill in Assignment Details, add a question ('Add Question' or 'Generate with AI'), then click 'Publish Assignment'.Three steps: Assignment Details, Questions, Review & Publish. Students see it under 'Due soon' straight away.
  4. FacultyAdd a title and message and click 'Post announcement'.It appears in the student's 'Latest announcements'.
  5. FacultyLook at 'At-risk students' and 'Per-student engagement'.Every section has two struggling students in its demo data (in B.Tech CSE Section B, one of them is Rohan Senapati).
  6. StudentOpen the pending assignment, click 'Choose PDF File', then 'Submit Assignment'.Each student login has one missed and one pending assignment. The faculty login sees the submission arrive.
  7. FacultyBrowse your course as a student, then click 'Exit student view'.Teachers can check exactly what students see; nothing can be changed in this mode.

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All features

62 features in 11 groups, 58 live in production today.

Student home and course page8 of 8 live
  • Today board: classes, exams, events and holidays
  • Personal next steps from own results: rewatch, revise, retry
  • Course home with continue-learning and due items
  • Curriculum with course and module outcomes mapped
  • Assessment plan weightage shown up front
  • Attendance tab with rate and shortfall warning
  • Course discussion forum with nested replies and search
  • Teacher announcements for each course
Study material6 of 6 live
  • In-portal viewer for PDF, PPT, Word, video and links
  • Knowledge check every 10 slides or pages
  • YouTube, Vimeo and Google Docs open inside the course
  • Read-aloud with sentence highlighting
  • Personal notes and bookmarks on any material
  • Ratings and comments; teacher alerted to low ratings
Lecture page4 of 4 live
  • Video resumes where you stopped, at your speed
  • Honest watch time: skipped video does not count
  • Marked complete only after about 90% is really watched
  • Class files, personal notes and up-next navigator
Interactive lessons4 of 4 live
  • Block lesson builder: text, image, callout, MCQ
  • Turn an existing PDF or PPT into an interactive lesson
  • Student lesson reader with self-check questions
  • Draft, preview as a student, publish; versions kept
Assignments8 of 9 live · 1 ready
  • Objective and subjective questions in one assignment
  • Bloom level and course outcome tag per question
  • Bulk question import from a spreadsheet
  • Timed assignments with countdown and auto-submit
  • Typed or PDF answers, resubmit until graded
  • Due dates, late rules and 24-hour reminders
  • Teacher grading screen with marks and feedback
  • Rubric templates: weighted, checklist, rating scale
  • Shared rubric library across assignments and examsReady
Quizzes and practice3 of 3 live
  • Course quizzes with the full exam engine behind them
  • In-video knowledge checks every five minutes
  • Quiz result points each miss to the minute that teaches it
Gradebook3 of 4 live · 1 ready
  • Continuous assessment plan with 12 category types
  • Weighted totals and letter grade from the grade scale
  • Teacher gradebook per student with publish control
  • Unlock content when a grade or badge is earnedReady
Progress and analytics9 of 9 live
  • Student levels A to E from published weights
  • Weak and strong topic focus areas per course
  • Teacher insight cards: critical, watch list, good news
  • At-risk list with automatic alerts and flag to mentor
  • Teacher course analytics: submissions, marks, attendance
  • Engagement tracker with per-student drill-down
  • Analytics export to CSV, Excel and PDF
  • Institution learning analytics dashboard
  • Teachers see the course exactly as a student does
Gamification2 of 3 live · 1 ready
  • Points, six levels and day streaks
  • Badges with batch and course leaderboards
  • Live classroom quiz game, joined by code from phonesReady
Teacher workspace6 of 6 live
  • One workspace per course, from material to analytics
  • See material as students do, or manage it
  • Add, rename and delete course modules
  • Class recordings: publish, unpublish, regenerate notes
  • Trim silences from recordings; transcript stays in sync
  • Searchable staff-only class transcript
Coding labs5 of 6 live · 1 ready
  • Coding answers auto-checked against hidden test cases
  • Coding questions in Python, C, C++, Java and JavaScript
  • Code plagiarism scan across the class
  • Paste blocking and hard-coded answer detection
  • Teacher rules: must or must not use loops
  • Student coding profile from Codeforces, LeetCode and moreReady

Items without a tag are live: in production use today. Ready means built and switched on per institution when needed.

Questions we get asked

Can coding work be checked automatically?

Yes. Coding answers in Python, C, C++, Java and JavaScript are checked against hidden test cases. A plagiarism scan runs across the class, with paste blocking and hard-coded answer detection.

Can teachers use the PDFs and slides they already have?

Yes. The in-portal viewer opens PDF, PPT, Word, video and links, with a knowledge check every 10 slides or pages. An existing PDF or PPT can also be turned into an interactive lesson.

What is live in the LMS, and what can be switched on?

Course pages, study material, lectures, lessons, assignments, quizzes, the gradebook, analytics, gamification, the teacher workspace and coding labs are live. A shared rubric library, content unlocked by grade or badge, a live classroom quiz game and student coding profiles are available to switch on.

How does the LMS connect to other modules?

Course quizzes run on the full exam engine. At-risk students can be flagged to their mentor, and students see their course outcomes and their own attainment.

How does it keep students engaged?

Points, six levels and day streaks, plus badges with batch and course leaderboards. Personal next steps come from each student's own results: rewatch, revise or retry.

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