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Turn any textbook into lessons, practice and live classes, and see where every learner is stuck.
The LMS builds study material from the institution's own textbook, teaches live or on demand, and tells teachers and parents when a learner needs help. AI Guru teaches only from the approved content of each course.
Chapter 4, Fractions
From a textbook to a learner who is ready for the next lesson.
The teacher does the approving, and the system does the rest. Nothing reaches a learner until a teacher has signed it off.
Bring in the book
A teacher uploads a textbook or a lesson plan.
AI builds the learning
Study material, videos and animated lessons, topic by topic.
The teacher approves
Nothing reaches a learner before sign‑off.
The learner studies
A seven-step lecture, one topic at a time.
Practice adapts
Harder questions as the learner improves.
Help when stuck
A recovery lesson, and the teacher and parent are told.
Ask AI Guru
Questions answered from the approved course.
The whole learning cycle, from the first lesson to the certificate.
Each block below is one part of the LMS. Together they take a course from the book on the shelf to a learner who can show what they know.
From a textbook chapter to a full course in hours, not months.
AI reads the textbook and writes study material for every topic at all six thinking levels, from remember up to create. Diagrams can be redrawn by the teacher, and nothing goes out without a review.
- Upload a textbook PDF, or start from a lesson plan.
- Structured study content for every topic at all six thinking levels: remember, understand, apply, analyse, evaluate and create.
- Diagrams and figures drawn by AI, which the teacher can redraw or replace.
- AI teaching videos, made from approved content, with captions and smooth streaming.
- Animated interactive lessons that explain a concept scene by scene.
- A notes booklet for each subject: a printable PDF with a cover, contents, page numbers, summaries, key terms, formulae and worked examples.
- Personal notes for each learner, put together for what they need.
- An AI course builder that drafts a whole course outline in minutes.
- A review desk where the teacher approves, rejects or asks for a rewrite of every piece.
Review desk, Fractions
Adaptive practice, Fractions
Study one lecture at a time, in seven steps, with practice that keeps pace.
Every lecture follows the same path, so a learner always knows what comes next. The practice gets harder as the learner gets better, and a wrong answer is explained rather than simply marked.
- The seven-step lecture: warm-up question, reading, video, notes, adaptive practice, reflection, and what to study next.
- Adaptive practice: questions move up a level as the learner gets better, and repeat when they do not.
- Explanations for wrong answers that name the misunderstanding behind them.
- The learner says how sure they are of each answer, so a teacher can tell guessing from knowing.
- Progress counted honestly: a video counts only the parts actually watched, and reading counts only when it is actually read.
- Spaced revision reminders, so learning sticks.
- Questions, assignments and homework, with AI-made homework for each topic.
- Coding questions, run and marked automatically in many programming languages.
- Practicals, workshops with peer review, glossaries and interactive activities.
Ask a question at any hour, and get an answer from the course itself.
AI Guru is a study companion that is always available. It teaches only from the approved content of the learner's own course, and it knows which lecture the learner is on and what they have already learnt.
- A study companion that chats with the learner at any time.
- It teaches only from the institution's approved content. It never makes things up from outside.
- It asks quick questions, marks them on the server, and moves the learner up a level.
- It knows which lecture the learner is on and what they have already learnt.
AI Guru, Chapter 4
Class dashboard, live
When a learner is stuck, the teacher and the parent know in plain words.
Support is given in steps, from an unlock to a recovery lesson, a nudge, and finally a handover to a teacher or counsellor. Nobody is left behind quietly.
- Self-healing interventions in four levels: automatic unlock, a recovery lesson, a nudge and new pace, and escalation to the teacher or counsellor.
- A teacher dashboard that updates live: who is stuck, who has stopped, and who is ready to move ahead.
- Parents see a plain-language note: stuck, inactive, or ready to advance.
- The head of department sees where the whole class is stuck.
Teach live with a shared whiteboard, or let a learner find a tutor who is checked.
Live classes run online with a shared whiteboard. Coaching Centres can also offer one-to-one tutoring, and every tutor is checked before a learner can book them.
- Live online classes with a shared whiteboard.
- Anytime Tutor, for Coaching Centres: a student searches by subject and connects one-to-one with a vetted tutor, day or night.
- Tutors are checked for identity, documents, a background check and a sample teaching video.
- A webinar wallet: learners earn passes to special webinars by reaching learning milestones.
Live class, Algebra
Written answer, Question 4
Objective answers are marked at once, and written work stays with the teacher.
Multiple-choice and other objective questions are marked automatically. Written answers are marked by the teacher, or proposed by AI and confirmed by the teacher against the rubric.
- Automatic marking for objective questions.
- Written answers marked by the teacher, or proposed by AI and confirmed by the teacher, using the rubric and what was taught.
- A gradebook with the institution's own grading scale.
- Extra time for learners who need it.
- Certificates on completion, with a verification link on the institution's own web address.
Keep learners coming back with points, streaks and groups to study with.
Points, levels and streaks reward the work a learner already does. Discussions, study groups and mentors give them people to learn alongside, and industry projects give them real problems to solve.
- Points, levels, streaks, daily challenges, weekly quests, a reward shop and leaderboards.
- Discussions and Q&A for each subject, with moderation.
- Study groups, mentors and group projects.
- Industry projects: real problems posted by Companies, with student teams, faculty and industry mentors marking together, and outcome records.
Your week
Training request, Sales
Employee training, approved and budgeted, from the same LMS.
Corporate teams request training, and the request goes through approval against the department's budget. External trainers, session feedback and onboarding checklists sit in the same place.
- Training requests and approvals, with budgets by department and financial year.
- External trainers, session feedback and onboarding checklists.
Show that outcomes were met, using what learners actually answered.
Schools adopt a published learning-outcomes framework for each class and subject. Universities and Colleges define programme and course outcomes, and measure them from real quiz and exam answers, not from self-reported marks.
- Schools: adopt a published learning-outcomes framework for each class and subject, and measure every outcome from learners' own answers.
- Universities and Colleges: define programme outcomes and course outcomes, and link them with a strength matrix.
- Measure how well each outcome was achieved from real quiz and exam answers, not from self-reported marks.
- Add survey feedback from students, Alumni and employers.
- Publish attainment reports, track the actions taken to improve, and see year-on-year trends.
- Download reports in Excel and PDF for accreditation, in the NBA-style outcome attainment format.
Outcome attainment, Programme
Course shop
Sell single courses, or bundle them into a plan.
A course can be sold on its own, or bundled with others into a monthly or yearly subscription.
- A course marketplace: sell single courses online.
- Subscriptions: bundle courses into monthly or yearly plans.
What sets the LMS apart from a course folder.
Each of these is part of the LMS itself, not an add-on to be configured later.
- From textbook to full course in hours, not months. AI does the heavy lifting, and teachers stay in control.
- AI that stays inside the syllabus. AI Guru teaches only what the institution approved.
- It finds the misunderstanding, not just the mistake. Wrong answers are explained, and recovery lessons are written from the learner's own errors.
- Nobody is left behind quietly. Teachers and parents are told when a learner is stuck, in plain words.
- One LMS for School, College, University, Coaching Centre and Corporate training.
Works with the tools and standards institutions already use.
Courses and records can move in and out in the formats the wider learning world uses.
- SCORM packages (1.2 and 2004), LTI tools, QTI question import and xAPI learning records.
- Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams.
- The learner's journey in the LMS is available in Hindi as well as English.
The LMS is connected to the rest of the institution.
Learning sits beside attendance and results. These modules are the ones it works with most.
Built for the people who teach, study and measure learning.
Each role sees the part of the LMS that belongs to it.
Teachers and faculty
Build and approve content, run live classes, mark written work, and act on alerts.
You want to stay in control of what learners see.
Content authors
Upload textbooks and review what the AI produces.
You want every piece checked before it goes out.
Learners
Study lessons, watch videos, practise, ask AI Guru, and take part in live classes.
You want to know what to study next.
Parents
See their child's progress and where the child needs help.
You want to know, in plain words, how your child is doing.
Heads of department, coordinators and the principal
See coverage, mastery and where a class is stuck.
You want to see the whole class at a glance.
Corporate L&D teams
Run employee training, budgets and onboarding.
You want training approved against the budget.
Industry partners
Post real projects and mark student work.
You want students to work on problems you actually have.
Questions people ask about the LMS.
What does the LMS do with a textbook?
The textbook is read chapter by chapter and topic by topic. For each topic, AI writes study material at every thinking level, with diagrams, worked examples, key terms and formulae, and it can also make a teaching video and an animated lesson. A teacher approves everything before a learner sees it.
Does AI Guru answer from the internet?
No. AI Guru teaches only from the approved content of the learner's own course. It never makes things up from outside.
What happens when a learner gets an answer wrong?
The system explains the misunderstanding behind the wrong answer. If a learner is stuck, it writes a short recovery lesson from their own mistakes, tells the teacher, and tells the parent in plain words.
Can parents see how their child is doing?
Yes. Parents see a plain-language note saying whether their child is stuck, inactive, or ready to advance, along with where the child needs help.
Can learners use the LMS in Hindi?
Yes. The learner's journey in the LMS is available in Hindi as well as English.
Can the LMS be used for Schools, Colleges, Universities and Corporate training?
Yes. It is one LMS for School, College, University, Coaching Centre and Corporate training, with learning outcomes for Schools and outcome-based education for Universities and Colleges.