Online Learning

Homework, curriculum planning, question bank, online tests, outcome mastery and student portfolios in one place.

👥 Teachers, heads of department, students, parents🖥️ 18 screens📝 9 forms

What it does

• Homework with daily load limit
• Online submission and resubmission
• Late detection, marking, feedback
• Rubrics (marking guides)
• Homework marks into exams
• Syllabus and coverage tracking
• Lesson and unit plans with approval
• Question bank, 8 question types
• Test papers and randomised blueprints
• Timed online tests with auto-save
• Auto-marking and manual marking
• Question performance analysis
• Learning outcomes and mastery tracking
• Class mastery overview
• Holistic progress card
• Student portfolios

Its screens

Each screen has its own page: what it is for, how to reach it, a picture, its buttons and its form.

Outcome frameworksThe school's list of learning outcomes, with a version for each change.has a formCurriculaThe syllabus for each subject and grade, kept as numbered editions.has a formAnnual plansThe school year plan for each subject, split into terms and units.Weekly plansTeachers' week-by-week plans, built from the annual plan.Lesson plansTeachers' lesson plans, with goals, activities and files.has a formSyllabus coverageA report of how much of the syllabus has been taught.has a formContent libraryA shared store of teaching files, videos and links.has a formCourse pagesOnline course pages with each class's units, resources and work.RubricsMarking guides listing the criteria and levels for an assignment.has a formAssignmentsHomework and class tasks that teachers set and pupils hand in.has a formQuestion bankA store of test questions that teachers write and share.has a formTest papersTest papers built from the question bank, with settings for each sitting.has a formTestsTest windows showing when each class sits a test and who has started.PortfoliosA collection of each pupil's best work, with their own reflections.Class masteryA colour-coded grid showing how well each pupil has mastered each outcome.Not yet assessedPupils and outcomes that have no assessment yet.Holistic progressWhole-child progress cards for a class, covering more than marks.Progress cardA family's progress cards that cover the whole child.Parent

Step by step

Set homework

1. Open Learning → Assignments and create the homework with due date and attachments.
2. The daily load limit warns if the class already has too much homework that day.
3. Students submit online; late submissions are detected automatically.
4. Mark with a rubric and feedback; marks can flow into exams.

Plan the curriculum

1. Define curricula and outcome frameworks.
2. Write annual, unit and weekly plans; lesson plans can go for approval.
3. Track syllabus Coverage against the plan.

Run an online test

1. Add questions to the Question bank (8 question types, importable).
2. Build a Test paper, fixed or from a randomised blueprint.
3. Students sit the timed test with auto-save; objective questions are auto-marked.
4. Review question performance after the test.

Questions

What question types are supported?
Eight, including multiple choice, multi-select, true/false, short answer, numeric, matching, ordering and essay.

Is mastery tracked per outcome?
Yes. Mastery shows each student’s level per outcome and a class overview, including what has not been assessed yet.