Courses and lessons
Notes, resources, files and links, organised by week and day.
Features
Everything the learning day needs.
Grouped by the job it does, not by the order it was built. If you are choosing a platform for an institute, this is the honest list of what exists today.
Learning
Learning in Classroom
Learning paths
Courses in a set order, so the next one opens when the last is done.
Practice
Questions on every lesson, with explanations for wrong answers.
Revision
A spaced list that brings back what a student is starting to forget.
Skills
Every topic scored strong, building or weak from real answers.
Q&A on lessons
Students ask under the lesson; teachers answer once, for everyone.
Assessment
Assessment in Classroom
Tests
Timed, with attempt limits, opening and due times, and instant results.
Question bank
Write once, tag by topic and difficulty, reuse in any test.
Randomised papers
Random draw, shuffled questions and options, per-student numbers.
Assignments
Instructions, due dates, file hand-ins and submission versions.
Practical assessments
A browser workspace for web pages and Python, with automated checks.
Peer review
Students review each other against the rubric, never their own work.
Evaluation
Evaluation in Classroom
Rubrics
Criteria and marks agreed up front, applied consistently.
Gradebook
Every test and assignment for a course in one grid, exportable.
Structured feedback
What was done well, what to fix, what to practise next.
AI grading suggestions
A drafted mark and reason per criterion; the teacher decides.
Bulk actions
Grade many at once, remind everyone who has not handed in.
Analytics
Class averages, weakest topics, question-by-question correctness.
Engagement
Engagement in Classroom
XP and levels
Small, steady credit for studying, practising and handing in on time.
Badges
Milestones worth showing, earned from real work.
Leaderboards
Per course, so a class can push each other.
Notifications
Push and email for tests, due dates, results and replies.
Calendar and timetable
Class days, tests and deadlines on one calendar.
Announcements
Course-wide notices students actually see.
Administration
Administration in Classroom
Institute management
Courses, batches, teachers and students under your institute.
Roles
Admin, teacher and student, enforced on the server, not just hidden in the UI.
Branding
Your logo and institute name on screens, emails and certificates.
Your terminology
Say class, program or subject — whichever your institute says.
Reports
Excel and PDF downloads for results, attendance of class days and progress.
GIMS integration
Students, teachers and batches sync from GIMS; one sign-in for both.
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