THE LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
THAT ALREADY KNOWS YOUR TIMETABLE.
Most schools end up with a learning management system that has never heard of their class groups, terms, or grading formula. Teachers spend the whole year copying the same information between two separate systems. Skoolarz's LMS runs on the same class lists, terms and grades as the rest of the platform, so nothing gets entered twice.
PUBLISH ONCE.
IT LANDS EVERYWHERE.
When a teacher writes a lesson for a course, that course already knows its class list, schedule, and connected families. One lesson reaches the right students, on the right day, and shows up for the right families automatically. No separate step to send it out.
- Lessons with attached materials: documents, slides, links, video.
- Homework with due dates, tracked automatically for every student.
- A clear view of who's handed in and who hasn't. No spreadsheet needed.
- Last year's course material is saved automatically, so teachers don't have to rebuild it from scratch.
BUILT AROUND WHAT
TEACHERS DO WEEKLY.
Lesson authoring
Write lessons with rich text, files and links, all in one editor, saved straight to the right course and date. No separate system to learn.
Assignments
Set an assignment once for the whole class. Submissions come in per student, and you mark them all in one place. Late work is flagged clearly, never accepted without you noticing.
Quizzes from a shared bank
Build a shared bank of questions, then let Skoolarz pull from it to create quizzes that are randomised and timed. Multiple-choice and other objective questions are marked automatically; written answers go to a queue for a teacher to grade.
Live classes
Turn any lesson into a live video class in one click, with the teacher automatically set as host. Students join straight from the lesson itself, not a link buried in a chat message.
Straight into grades
Marked work feeds straight into the course grade, using the weighting you've already set up. No need to enter it again in a second system.
Archive, not delete
Last year's course stays exactly as it was, and you can still search through it. That's the difference between a growing resource library and rebuilding everything every year.
THE STUDENT SIDE IS
DELIBERATELY BORING.
A student dashboard should answer one question — what's due, and when — then get out of the way. Courses, assignments, quiz attempts, marks, and today's timetable. That's the whole screen.
We've turned down every request to add streaks, badges, and activity feeds. The schools that tried them told us the same thing: the novelty wears off in about three weeks, and what's left is a noisier screen with nothing extra to show for it.
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