THE LMS THAT ALREADY
KNOWS YOUR TIMETABLE.
Most schools end up with a learning platform that has never heard of their class groups, their terms or their grading formula, so teachers spend the year copying between two systems. Skoolarz puts lessons and homework on the same records as everything else.
PUBLISH ONCE.
IT LANDS EVERYWHERE.
A teacher writes a lesson against a course. Because the course already has a roster, a schedule and a set of parents attached to it, that single act puts the material in front of the right students, on the right day, visible to the right families — with no distribution step.
- Lessons with attached materials — documents, slides, links, video.
- Homework with due dates and per-student submission tracking.
- Submission view showing who has handed in and who has not, without a spreadsheet.
- Course archive that preserves last year's material instead of forcing teachers to rebuild it.
BUILT AROUND WHAT
TEACHERS DO WEEKLY.
Lesson authoring
Rich text, files and links in one editor, saved against a course and a date. No separate content management to learn.
Assignments
Set once for the class, collect per student, mark in one queue. Late submissions are flagged, not silently accepted.
Quizzes from a shared bank
Pooled, randomised, timed attempts with automatic marking for objective questions and a manual queue for written answers.
Live classes
Turn any lesson into a Jitsi room with the teacher as moderator. Students join from the lesson, not from a link in a message.
Straight into grades
Marked work contributes to the running course grade at the weight you configured — no re-keying into a second system.
Archive, not delete
Last year's course stays intact and searchable, which is the difference between a resource library and an annual rebuild.
THE STUDENT SIDE IS
DELIBERATELY BORING.
A student dashboard should answer one question — what do I owe, and when — and then get out of the way. Courses, assignments due, quiz attempts, marks and today's timetable. That is the entire surface.
We have resisted every request to add streaks, badges and activity feeds. Schools that have tried them tell us the novelty lasts about three weeks, and what remains is a noisier screen.
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