Reduce grading friction
Submissions, rubrics, feedback, late status, and grades stay together in one review queue.
Explore the teacher workflowSolutions
One platform, four points of view
Everyone sees the work that belongs to them — and nothing that doesn't. Explore how each role experiences the same connected workspace.
Spend the week teaching, not chasing paperwork
Teachers lose hours every week to collecting files, copying marks between systems, and answering the same question in five different chat threads. LMS puts all of it in the course itself.
- Grade a whole class in one queue, without downloading files
- Reuse last term's course structure in two clicks
- See who hasn't started before the deadline, not after
- Answer a question once, where the whole class can read it
Grading queue · Web Development8 to review
SRSubmitted
Sreynich Chan
React Components Project
DALate · 1 day
Dara Kim
React Components Project
LKSubmitted
Leakhena Sok
React Components Project
RSNot started
Rithy Seng
React Components Project
MPSubmitted
Maly Pich
React Components Project
Know exactly what's due and where to find it
Students shouldn't have to search three chat groups to work out what's due Friday. One feed shows what's next, what's open, and what's already graded.
- A single list of everything due this week
- Lesson materials that work on a phone
- Submit from any device, get confirmation instantly
- Feedback attached to the work it refers to
Due this week3 open
React Components Project
Web Development · Due Friday
Data Structures Quiz
Data Structures · Due Monday
Typography Exercise
UI/UX Design · Graded 18/20
Reading: Cell Structure
Biology · Completed
Oversight without asking anyone for a spreadsheet
Administrators get a live view across departments, so the end-of-term report is something they open rather than something they assemble.
- Enrolment and staffing across every course
- Department completion rates side by side
- Role permissions managed centrally
- Term reports exported in one click
Department overview · This termLive
Computer Science
14 courses · 412 students
Design
8 courses · 196 students
Business
11 courses · 304 students
Languages
9 courses · 258 students
Roll out across a whole institution, not one classroom
Built for organisations that need structure: multiple campuses, department hierarchies, and staff turnover that shouldn't take course content with it.
- Multi-campus and multi-department structure
- Course content owned by the institution, not the teacher
- Single sign-on and directory sync
- Data export whenever you ask for it
Institution settingsConfigured
Single sign-on
Connected to staff directory
Languages
Khmer and English enabled
Campuses
3 campuses · 9 departments
Data export
Full export available anytime
Designed around outcomes
Less administration. More visible learning.
The interface is organised around the work education teams repeat every week—not around a long list of disconnected software features.
Support students sooner
Completion patterns and missed work surface early, while there is still time for meaningful intervention.
See progress toolsKeep institutions aligned
Teachers, coordinators, administrators, and leadership work from the same academic source of truth.
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