For universities
Each teacher builds their courses, assigns them to their groups and follows the progress of the students. The administrator sees the whole university.
The teacher publishes lessons, tests and materials for their groups, with a deadline for every module.
A teaching assistant is the second teacher of the group, with the same rights: assigns modules, follows progress and answers messages.
Colleagues can also assign a course that is public in the university. Anyone can copy it and adapt it for their groups.
Features for universities
Own courses
Teachers change only their own courses. They can read, assign and copy the public courses of their colleagues. The administrator sees all courses and can change the owner.
Groups and assignments
Teachers assign a course to the groups they teach, with an open date, module deadlines and rules for late attempts.
Accounts
Students join with the group code or are imported from Excel. The platform asks for no birth date and no parental consent.
AI assistance
The AI suggests lessons and questions for students, for the year of study you choose. The teacher checks every suggestion before publishing.
Assessment
Tests have a pass mark and a number of attempts. When students pass, they get a PDF certificate with a QR verification code.
Menus, e-mails, reports and certificates use your terms.
Frequently asked questions
No. The teaching assistant is the second teacher of the group and has the same rights.
Only if you make it public in the university. Then colleagues can read it, assign it to their groups and copy it. Only you and the administrators change it.
No. A public course is visible only in your university.
